Towel Warmers

A hot towel is the cheapest luxury in your service menu. It costs cents and clients remember it.

Dry heat or steam

Dry warmers hold folded towels at temperature — simple, fast, and right for most nail and hair services. Steam cabinets add moisture, which is what you want for facials, head spa treatments and any service where the towel stays on the skin. Moist heat holds temperature against the face far longer than dry.

If you're adding a head spa or facial service, buy steam. If you're warming towels between manicures, dry is the better value.

Sizing by towel count

  • Under 50 towels — countertop units. One or two stations, or a back bar.
  • 50 to 200 — the standard salon range. Enough to run a busy day without reloading.
  • 200 and up — floor cabinets for multi-station spas and barbershops running towels continuously.

What to look for

An auto-fill float saves you refilling by hand and protects the element from running dry, which is the most common way these units die. A refill indicator tells you before it becomes a problem. Automatic shut-off matters if the last person out forgets.

We stock genuine replacement elements, thermostats and floats for every Fiori model we sell, so a unit that stops working is a repair rather than a replacement.