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The best bathroom heat lamps to keep you warm after a shower

The most attractive bathroom heat lamps are ones that can quickly warm a bathroom or offer other functionality. These models can do both — and more — so be sure to check them out.

Bathroom heat lamps can offer power up to 250 watts, meaning the floor and air in a bathroom can stay warm when the lamp is lit. Take a gander at these bathroom heat lamps so you can stay comfortable at shower or bath time.

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Broan-NuTone 655 Bath Fan and Light with Heater

Best overall

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To get more bang for your bathroom heat-lamp buck, consider a fan, light, and heater combo. The Broan-NuTone 655 Bath Fan and Light With Heater is a top draw because it does all that. The fan, light, and 1300-watt heater can function independently or together to provide optimal bathroom comfort.

Broan-Nutone Heater, Fan, and Light Combo

Best fast-warming

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When you’re cold after a shower or bath, you need your bathroom to heat up quick. That’s what the Broan-NuTone 665RP Heater, Fan, and Light Combo can do, making it a smart heater choice. It includes a fan, 100-watt incandescent light, and 1300-watt heater that can function independently or jointly.

Broan-Nutone Bulb Heater

Best dual bulb heater

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What’s a very fast way to heat up a bathroom? A dual bulb heater. The Broan-NuTone 163 Bulb Heater is a leading dual-bulb model, generating heat from two 250-watt infrared bulbs (which aren’t included).

Keep your bathroom well-heated, well-lighted, and well-ventilated with a fan, light, and heater combo. There’s a good combo among these models, as well as a solid dual-bulb option if you’re going that route.

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