I'd buy it. It's perfect! Lots of bars...lots of room....and black!

Agree, and if it is sold or shipped by Amazon that is more protection I think.

I agree with Lars. It ships from Amazon. It looks nice, by the way.

It is quite chic!

Yes, order it. I’ve found reviews can be equally helpful and iffy. Returns are so easy with Amazon.

You could click on ”Visit the Hasipu Store” in your link to check for any reviews there.

It's only returnable until the end of January but you can contact Amazon's Customer Service about defective merchandise that is past the return date. I have contacted them about something not returnable and they gave me a refund.

I caution you to use the zoom tool to examine the photo. The metal of the black one they chose to photograph looks rough, especially on the cross pieces. One would think they'd choose one of the very best to photograph for sales. So what is the typical one going to look like? In this case, I might not buy without reviews, but turn to another product.

I don't know if I would for something electrical and made in China, it appears. I can't seem to find anything about the warranty? It's also really large and do I recall you saying on your other threads that your bathroom is small?

I went ahead and ordered it, will unbox it and look at the finish as soon as it comes. I'm now looking at a handtowel bar, toilet paper holder, and ventilation fan at Lowes. All of which I had totally forgot I need to buy.

I still can't find a decent vanity. I called a woodworking shop that makes custom made ones in Lexington but they're wanting about $3000 for a very basic cabinet. I only want to pay up to about half that at the most. It's only 36 inches long. I'm about to attempt to refinish my old one. Or paint it, which isn't what I want to do.

Click to see This beats your price by $50! It has 71 reviews. I use Wayfair for a lot of my remodels. They're good...I've never returned anything...but their prices on sinks...towel bars...faucets.... usually better than average. I do have a towel warmer....it has square bars too. We use it ALL Winter long!

Note: If you've never ordered from Wayfair, look for the 10% off coupon.

I wouldn't buy that product for a few reasons.

I like Bertch Brand real wood, I have 2 houses I used their vanities in. Link They are solid wood, as I recall the sides are pressed wood.

Build.com is also good. The front is wood....read the description to see if the whole thing is...the sides look like pressed wood....

We have a raw wood/unfinished showroom that sells solid wood vanities for around $1500 for a 36". Made to order. Any finish.

Oh...and a ventilation fan...I like Panasonic...with a squirrel cage and less than 1 sone. Link

>> I wouldn't buy that product for a few reasons.

Which product, Elmer? The one the OP referenced or the one from Wayfair. And it'd be good to know your reasons.

And kathsgarden, there is an identical (or seemingly so, except for price) listing on Amazone with one (poor) review.

Same Thing

That towel warmer has one review from two days ago. It's not flattering and the writer mentions no contact number or information for the maker. Gave it 2 of 5 stars ;(

I don't ever look for reviews so ya ALL THE TIME. The "reviews" are sooo closely monitored. I'm not so gullible as to think they are honest or all there might be to say. I decide on my own and return if needed.

Something to consider. Is this something you would really use? Ask yourself how you bathe or shower now. If your bathroom is heated and ventilated you probably don't need one. Towels warmers take time to warm up and cheap ones don't perform all that well.

It's easy to get sidetracked by all the bells and whistles when remodeling. Focus on how you really use a bathroom. Put your dollars into good lighting and excellent ventilation and practical storage. Think about the steps you take when bathing. How do you turn on the water without stretching or getting wet? How do you exist safely? Is your towel and washcloth within reach? Where do you put your bath brush, loofa, shampoo, bar soap etc. if you use them? Safe and functional is what you should look for. You can have both safe, functional, easy to maintain and attractive without going overboard with extras you may never use.

I no longer trust reviews. There are far too many sponsored, there are many that show up on several websites all at one time, they're so suspect, there's no point in looking at reviews.

Best of luck!

Whether it's Amazon, Yelp, or whatever, I don't rely on numerical ratings in an absolute sense but specific details in comments can be informative and can provide insights. In addition to sponsored comments, there's also the effect that it's people at the far extremes-positive and negative- that seem to be most motivated to make public comments. It's the ones in the middle and the details they share that I think can be useful.

As far as "towel warmers" are concerned, I don't think a 110V device is going to do much. I've seen many bathrooms in Europe where the radiator put into a bathroom is in the form of a "towel rack". We're talking about many rungs and rather hot water flowing through. Those primarily heat the room but also can heat towels too, to a much greater degree than a 110v device.

If you are going for a painted finish on the vanity wood isn't always the best choice depending on the door style you choose. Wood expands and contracts and you could end up with cracks at the joints. MDF is more stable for painted cabinets in many cases. Even some all wood cabinet makers specify MDF for painted doors. Now there are some colored "stains" that work well with wood. They are heavily pigmented but perform more like a stain than paint.

I am glad I live in this area as most remodeling contractors will allow you to pick out the finishes but they want to purchase them for the job. Unless I was doing it by myself I would tell the contractor what to buy and leave it to them to secure it unless it was a specialized item. Most have access to the various professional shops. Most of the professional plumbing shops do not sell directly to the public and they are the ones with high end fixtures. The contractor can take you to the shop so you can accept what has been selected but that is all.

Nicole, will look at those vanities later tonight. Thanks. I found a Panasonic fan that had good reviews but they wanted $79 delivery fee. Going to look elsewhere or go to another city nearby to pick it up in person.

Maifleur, my contractor is picking up the big stuff that I gave them information on. They do have items I could have chosen but it's limited and I didn't like what they had. I think when I redo my kitchen I'll go with someone else. A friend worked with one for her old kitchen remodel and they were quick with the design and did a good job for her.

"I don't know if I would for something electrical and made in China"

Really? China is a top exporter of electrical product machinery and equipment. Guess you don't use an iPhone or Android because Apple and Samsung have their phones, integrated electronic circuits, and computer parts and accessories manufactured in China. Cell phones, tablets, computers, optical readers, televisions, microphones, circuits, and semiconductors are also made in China. Most of the electronics you use in your everyday life contain components that are produced in China.

I do not trust Amazon reviews at all. Many are fake, planted by the seller. Bad reviews are easily removed by the seller. I stick with name brands and/or look for reviews elsewhere.

During the winter when I exit a hot shower a cool towel suits me....same in the summer when I exit a luke warm shower ;-) .....now back to the regularly scheduled thread...

Wildchild, yes I would use it. My bedroom/bathroom are cold with my stupid heat pump heat.

Before this, I had not heard of towel warmers. If you live in a cold area, what a wonderful luxury and it shouldn't cost too much to use. Sounds lovely!!

I have a cheap, $60, 110v towel warmer...it's FANTASTIC! We use it every day ....in the Winter, in Colorado, you need a warm towel. Been using it for 4 years! It does not get hot enough to burn you...but it does get hot. Our towels are toasty....we LOVE IT!

Note: Our master bath is plumbed for a radiant heat towel warmer...in the wrong spot. Would have to tear out the stone flooring to move it....not happening.

Kath....your going to love your warm towels too....

My bedroom/bathroom are cold with my stupid heat pump heat.

Then consider investing in a heat lamp or a Panasonic Fan Light with heating function. Another option would be to put an electric heating matt under the floor tile if you decide to go with tile.

I stopped reading the high reviews and concentrate on the 1 and 2's. When a product is new people tend to purchase good reviews. The bad ones often tell more about any problems. Sometimes they tell more about the people posting and I get a good laugh.

If you make purchase using gift card balance Amazon won't let you leave reviews. It's frustrating not being able to tell others if product is good or bad

I’d be a little leery but might if i really liked it and had easy return.

I was just talking about my towel warmer yesterday. I bought it at Kmart about 15 years ago. I’d sometimes randomly scan items at the price checker and find incredible deals! No wonder they went out of business! Anyway, a $50 towel warmer rang up for $5. It still works perfectly. I only use it fall/ winter. It feels so good using a warm towel.

gotta watch and be able to trust the reviews ... i like to do a web search and see where the testers rank them ... like ATK

Sephia, I didn't mean I wouldn't buy things made in China (tho I try to avoid if at all possible), I was just answering Kathy's question about whether we would buy something with no reviews. I probably wouldn't buy Chinese electrical items from an unknown manufacturer that has no reviews. Apple is a well known brand and if you want Apple, you buy made in China. And quite a few other top quality companies source from China. I expect Apple holds the manufacturer to their strict standards.

If you make purchase using gift card balance Amazon won't let you leave reviews.

Actually you can leave reviews on a purchase made with a gift card. But you must have spent 50.00 within a twelve months using a debit or credit card belonging to you. This rule was put into place to cull out fake reviews.