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   Sphere | May 27, 2006 11:59pm | #1

   The difference is 1300.00$ as near as I can tell.

   Spheramid Enterprises Architectural Woodworks

   There is no cure for stupid. R. White.

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   MarkH | May 28, 2006 02:34am | #2

   One is $150 too much, othern is $1450 too much, in my opinion.

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   myhomereno | May 28, 2006 02:45am | #3

   I don't need it to heat up my towel when I leave the shower, it will be used to dry the towel after use. The bathroom has no window for ventilation and the door is closed most of the time (we have two little kids running in the house).
   The bathroom fan is hooked up to a timer and to a humidistat too. But the humidistat can't sense the moisture that the towel contains.
   I found that after somebody takes a shower and closes the door afterwards the moisture is getting removed out of the room but the wet towel leaves a musty smell in the bathroom. I experimented with it and removed the wet towel after showering which removes the "smelly" source.

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   MarkH | May 28, 2006 03:01am | #5

   http://froogle.google.com/froogle?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=GGLG,GGLG:2006-18,GGLG:en&q=%22towel+warmer%22&lmode=online&scoring=p

   These are sorted by price.  I cant make any recommendations since I have no experience.

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   davidmeiland | May 28, 2006 02:47am | #4

   I had to deal with one from Myson. A short while after installation it leaked oil at the seal where the wiring feeds the heating element. A replacement did the same. A second replacement had a big dent in it, and so did the next one. We got a fifth one in there and called it good. This was a ~$2500 unit from Europe. Never again.