Comfier Hot Towel Warmers for Bathroom, Gifts for Dad,Him,Her, Large Towel Warmer, Heat Towels in 10 Minutes, Blanket Warmers for Home, Auto Shut Off, Bathrobes, Baby Blanket(Black)

This was a gift for our daughter and she loves it.

Holds up to 2 bath sheets at a time, but it’ll need to be on for a bit with that much. For just me, I start my bath and turn it on. I add my underwear, socks, shirt, and shorts then my bath sheet towel on top. After I bathe, all are nice and warm for me. Just close the lid while you dry off before getting your clothes out. My wife and kid do the same thing when they go. If someone is going after me, I add their stuff when I’m done so they can do their thing and have warm stuff after. Best family gift I have gotten is.

Perfect size for 1 towel, pj's and socks. I love it! It's just the right size for my bathroom. Unfortunately, I don't have many outlets in my bathroom but the cord is long enough to plug in and bring into bathroom. It is very lightweight so there is no problem moving it and the outside does not get hot. Perfect!

I had not found a machine that successfully warmed up the larger towels not just the regular type, I only wish it got hot faster. Good purchase for a cold bathroom.

We always wanted a towel warmer looked at all the reviews saw the Comfier product was highly rated purchased and are very pleased with the easy functionality and most of heats up really quick!

This product is a very nice addition to our bathroom. Living in Michigan it’s cold in the morning and having a warm towel when coming out of the shower is amazing! We do t notice a smell when it heats up! Would highly recommend this product.

This was a Christmas gift. My daughter absolutely loves it. She uses it to warm her bath towels, her throw blankets and her socks when her feet are cold. She raves about it to the point Im buying one for myself also.

The unit did heat up towels well, for 3 months and is now no longer functional. Very disappointed in its quality.EDIT: I am revising this review. If I could give zero stars, I would. As mentioned, the unit failed and the mfg is not very helpful. When I picked the unit up after finding it no longer turned on, I could hear something rattling on the inside. I decided to open the unit up to see what the issue was. To my astonishment, I found a burnt capacitor in the bottom of the housing. I continued to dis-assemble and found the control board showing the location of where the capacitor was. Flipping the board over, I saw a significant arcing signs burned onto the board. Buyers beware. I'll be holding onto these items for a bit. IMHO, there should be some type of fusing or fusible link if this type of failure is even possible.