Taiji HC-6 Towel Warmer, 6L, White
The Towel Warmer From the Company That Invented It
A hot oshibori at the start of a meal is one of the small signals that tells a guest they are being looked after. The Taiji HC-6 is the compact way to deliver it: a 6-litre electric towel warmer that holds around 25 to 30 rolled hand towels ready at the counter. Taiji built the first electric towel warmer in 1964, and the HC-6 is the small-footprint model, made for a tight back bar or a host stand where space is short. This is the white finish; the same unit is also available in black.
What is the difference between the white and black HC-6?
The machine is identical inside; the difference is the finish. The white HC-6 is the standard, lower-cost option and disappears into a back bar or service area. The black HC-6 is the front-of-house finish, smarter on a counter where guests can see it. Choose on looks and where the unit will sit: white to stay discreet, black to look the part on show.
Can I serve cold towels as well as hot?
Yes, with a separate machine. Hot oshibori suit cooler months; in summer many kitchens switch to chilled towels. The Taiji CC-8 Cool Cabi does the cold version, and the larger HC-8 Hot Cabi can be stacked with it for year-round hot and cold service from one footprint.
Storage
Keep the HC-6 switched off and empty of towels when it isn't in service, and wipe down the interior and door seal periodically to stop lint or moisture building up. Store the unit on a stable, level surface, away from direct sunlight and clear of sinks or splash zones. If the warmer will be out of use for an extended period, unplug it and leave the door ajar so the interior can air out fully before it's next needed.
SKU : A0001