CJ Rance
25L Towel Warmer Bucket — ETL Certified Heated Towel & Robe Warmer
25L Towel Warmer Bucket — ETL Certified Heated Towel & Robe Warmer
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Step out of the shower into a hot towel. Holds two oversized bath sheets, or three to five regular towels. ETL and FCC certified, auto shut-off, 3-year warranty. Ships free from our US warehouse in 2–5 days.
Rated 4.5 out of 5 across 419 ratings on Amazon, and 4.7 out of 5 across 455 reviews on the manufacturer's own site. Those are ratings of this model left by buyers who purchased it elsewhere — not CJ Rance customers. We launched recently, and our own customer reviews will appear at the bottom of this page as they come in.
There's a reason hotels do this. A cold towel after a hot shower undoes the whole thing.
Drop your towel in, set the timer, get in the shower. It shuts itself off when it's done. No switch to remember, no unit left running. Robes, pyjamas and small blankets go in too.
25 litres of space. Two 40" x 70" bath sheets fit, or three to five regular towels depending on how thick they are. Fewer towels heat faster — load it full and give it the longer timer.
Bottom heating columns warm from all sides, so you don't get one hot patch and a cold middle. Two heat settings. Four timer settings: 20, 40, 60 or 90 minutes. LED display so you can see what it's doing at a glance.
- Two oversized bath sheets, or three to five regular towels — 25L capacity
- 2 heat settings, 4 timers (20 / 40 / 60 / 90 minutes)
- Auto shut-off at the end of every cycle
- ETL and FCC certified · V0 flame-retardant housing
- Bottom heating columns for even, all-round warmth
- LED display
- Free shipping from our US warehouse — 2–5 business days
- 3-year warranty
Why we only sell certified units
This is a heating element that runs unattended in a room full of fabric. That is exactly the kind of product third-party safety certification exists for.
This unit is ETL listed and FCC certified, with a V0 flame-retardant housing and automatic shut-off on every cycle. ETL means an independent lab tested it against the US safety standard for this product class — not the manufacturer's own say-so.
Plenty of cheap towel warmers sold online carry no third-party listing at all. If you're comparing units, look for the ETL or UL mark and a file number on the label. If a listing doesn't show one, ask the seller for it. We'll always tell you what ours is certified to.
3-year warranty
If it stops heating, stops holding a timer, or arrives damaged within three years, email us and we'll ship you a replacement. You don't need to send the broken one back and you don't pay shipping either way.
That's the whole policy. No registration, no receipt hunting — your order number is enough.
Shipping
Free, from a warehouse inside the United States. Orders leave in 1–3 business days and arrive in 2–5 after that. No three-week wait, no customs.
Returns
30 days. If it's unused and in the original box, send it back for a refund — return shipping is on you, and it's a 12 lb box, so expect $25–30.
If it's defective, that's a warranty claim, not a return. We replace it and you pay nothing.
Questions
How many towels does it really hold?
Two 40" x 70" bath sheets, or three to five regular towels depending on thickness. Some listings for this style of warmer claim five oversized towels — in practice, expect three if they're big and fluffy. It heats faster with fewer in it.
Can I leave it running?
It shuts off automatically at the end of the timer. Don't run it unattended overnight anyway — that's true of any heating appliance.
Can I warm a robe or a blanket?
Yes. Robes, pyjamas, small blankets, hand towels.
Is it safe?
It's ETL listed and FCC certified with a V0 flame-retardant housing and automatic shut-off.
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