There are three easy ways to stop your bathroom mirror from getting wet.
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It happens to us all.You step out of the shower and look in the mirror.The mirror is fogged up.The mirror fogs up again after you wipe it with a towel.How do you keep your mirror clean?
Even though my bathroom fan is on, my mirrors still steam up.The fan on the top of the mirror may not fog up if I crack the window, but the rest of it still does.
You might be able to stop the bathroom mirror from steaming up.You probably already have everything you need to do it.
If you want to prevent a foggy bathroom mirror, take a small amount of dish soap, apply it to a rag, and wipe the mirror down.The soap should be wiped off with a clean rag.I use bar soap and dish soap in the kitchen.The mirror fog seems to stay free for the same amount of time.
One way to prevent a foggy bathroom mirror is to use a fair amount of shaving cream on the mirror and wipe it off.This method works better than the dish soap for me.There is something in the shaving cream that prevents the bathroom mirror from being foggy for a longer period of time.
Not every type of shaving cream works.I tested this out on a gel type of shaving cream.I have been told that the shaving cream does not work as well as it could.
That is it.Next time you take a hot shower, the mirror will be clear and ready to use.No more having to clean it with a hair dryer.
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I highly recommend the Rain-X® bathroom mirror anti-Fog product if you want to use a commercial product.This stuff works great for me.I don't know what the difference is between the car interior glass anti-fog spray and this product, but I know this one works.If you already own a car, give it a try.Give this one a try.It is sure to work.
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You probably already have this one on hand.I kept thinking about other things that could prevent mirrors from fogging up.I kept thinking aboutWD-40.I wish I could have tried it out for you.
I knew someone would have tested it.I read this post from The Art of Doing Stuff.DoesWD-40 help prevent fogged up mirrors?No, it doesn't.