Heat the forgotten room in your house – the bathroom! Bathroom wall heaters actually exist, and for a good reason – to keep your little bathroom haven warm and cozy. These bathroom wall heaters are compact, so they are perfect for even the smallest washroom in the house.
Think about it – do you want to get out of the shower all wet, only to be greeted by frigid air? Or would you like to step out of your shower and feel the warmth that a bathroom wall heater provides?
Not only that, but bathroom wall heaters can suck up all the moisture and humidity that most bathrooms have with the dry air. This can help make the air comfortable, and most importantly, reduce the build up of mold and bacteria. Your linens will also thank you for it – mildew will be less likely to occupy your towels!
Even for those random cold mornings when you don’t really need to turn the heat on, you may just decide to turn on the heater in the bathroom to prevent you from shivering after stepping out of the shower.
Think about it – do you want to get out of the shower all wet, only to be greeted by frigid air? Or would you like to step out of your shower and feel the warmth that a bathroom wall heater provides?
Not only that, but bathroom wall heaters can suck up all the moisture and humidity that most bathrooms have with the dry air. This can help make the air comfortable, and most importantly, reduce the build up of mold and bacteria. Your linens will also thank you for it – mildew will be less likely to occupy your towels!
Types of Heaters
Most bathroom wall heaters are either electric or gas. In addition to wall mounted heaters, you can also heat your washroom with a ceiling heater, fan heater, or baseboard. Either way, they are affordable, but will most likely require professional installation. If you’re handy, you can probably get your heater installed over a week-end. If not, leave it to a professional. Just make sure your bathroom is well ventilated and has the proper plumbing before installation.Why Bathroom Wall Heaters?
If you have central heating, you may wonder why you would even need a wall unit in your washroom for warmth. Well, for starters, it can save you a bit of money. For example, if the season you are in allows your house to be comfortable without turning on the heat, but your bathroom is cold, rather than firing up the central heat of your house, simply using a small heater in a small room will save on utility bills and energy.Even for those random cold mornings when you don’t really need to turn the heat on, you may just decide to turn on the heater in the bathroom to prevent you from shivering after stepping out of the shower.
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