master bath / where to hang towels??
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Do I need a hand towel bar in master bath?
Comments (11)You can have a hook, a bar, lay it on the countertop, or my favorite--a large towel ring. The advantages of a hook, bar, or ring are simple----the towel dries infinitely faster, thus minimizing the chances of any habitable bacterial environment. Damp or wet towels on a countertop are far more likely to harbor a nutrient surface for bacteria. Also, if you hang a towel, it will be dryer next time you use it:-) Greg...See MoreSpeaking of hand towels..where to hang the ring?
Comments (36)Shee, I'd put it as close to the sink and over the countertop as you can to eliminate drips everywhere. I love that toilet paper holder that you found though. whitdobe, that towel looks so nice there. I've never thought of using a larger towel on a wall ring. It's a great idea because I don't like seeing all the drips down the wall from reaching over to the towel from the sink and this would eliminate those. With a pedestal sink, the options are limited. I've looked at the "Healthy Shelf" that holds paper towels but it just seems too big....See MorePlease tell me where do you hang a t-towel for hand drying?
Comments (86)Oh - I have been asking the same questions for years and not found a good solution. When we redid out kitchen last year we decided to go for laminate (Formica) cabinets that we had custom made for us because we wanted the durability and ability to stand up to dampness. I planned to use large bar-type pulls on the drawers and cabinets and could hang towels wherever I wanted without fear of damaging the cabinets. Unfortunately, the cabinets didn't meet with out approval (a real problem with sight-unseen custom cabinetry) so I'm now using the DW handle (located next to the prep sink). This is fine for wiping clean hands and an wet apple or tomato after washing, but not good for drying dishes over at the clean-up sink - that DW doesn't have a handle. So I leave a towel draped over the dish rack next to the sink. I am mentally designing a towel holder that would sit on the counter or in the dish rack, similar to the ones you can get for hand towels in a bathroom. I don't want it to take up too much space on the counter and I don't want to drip on the counter so this is a challenge. We're redoing our kitchen, again, and will probably end up with wood cabinets. I am thinking about getting some sort of shield for the apron in front of the sink and the sink cabinet door to protect it from water from spills and a towel hanging there. (Now there's an idea for an enterprising inventor!) I might even choose a completely different door for that location, maybe thermafoil or such, and incorporate it into the "design." It's probably going to be my last kitchen and as for my body, I'm too old to worry about appearances. I'm more concerned about function than form!...See MoreTowel bars in master bath: 30” or two 18” or ???
Comments (7)Check out Ginger brand towel bars. They are excellent quality, far superior than the local HD store. I have the Ginger surface collection which are modern. I got them at plumbtile online store at huge savings. I used two 32” towel bars stacked in a large master bath. Each 32” bar holds a bath sheet towel open flat to dry. Ginger has lovely traditional bars too. Celebrity cruise ships uses this brand in their ships. That’s where I saw them and had to have them. 😎...See Morenjmomma
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