Chauffe-serviettes et stérilisateurs UV

Yes. Always follow your state or local licensing authority's cleaning and disinfection requirements. A UV cabinet should not be considered a substitute for any sanitation procedures required by your jurisdiction.

Choose a towel warmer based on the number of services you perform each day and how many towels you want available at one time. Capacity varies by model, so review the product specifications to find the best fit for your business.

Most towel warmers require a short preheating period before towels reach the desired temperature. Refer to the manufacturer's instructions for recommended operating times.

Always follow the manufacturer's operating instructions. Many salon owners turn towel warmers off at the end of the business day when they're no longer needed.

Most towel warmers are designed for standard electrical outlets. Refer to the product specifications for the electrical requirements of the model you're considering.

Steam-based warmers keep towels moist and at therapeutic temperature for hot shaves and facials. Dry-heat units are for tools and supplies, not service towels.

The right number depends on the size of your business and the volume of services you perform. Smaller studios may only need one towel warmer, while larger salons and barbershops often choose multiple units to keep warm towels readily available throughout the day.

Clean your towel warmer according to the manufacturer's care instructions. Regular cleaning helps maintain performance and extends the life of the unit.

Some towel warmers are designed for wall mounting, while others are intended for countertop use. Refer to the product specifications to determine the installation options for each model.