When applied to a bathroom mirror, does it cause moisture on mirror (created from hot shower or bath) to bead up and roll down the mirror, in effect "de-fogging" the mirror? (If not, recommendations for effective "mirror de-foggers" are appreciated.) When applied to a bathroom mirror, does it cause moisture on mirror (created from hot shower or bath) to bead up and roll down the mirror, in effect "de-fogging" the mirror? (If not,... » Read More When applied to a bathroom mirror, does it cause moisture on mirror (created from hot shower or bath) to bead up and roll down the mirror, in effect "de-fogging" the mirror? (If not, recommendations for effective "mirror de-foggers" are appreciated.) « Show Less
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I have not noticed beading up on mirror but then again my bathroom is rather large and I live in Phoenix area where not much moisture in the air. We rarely run the exhaust fan because we try to create some moisture even then I do not have moisture build up on my mirrors (stationary and/or sliding door).
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I"m sorry I don't know the answer to your question. I use the bathroom fan and shower with the door open...so I don't have the problem you describe with moisture buildupI primarily find the product puts a polish on the glass which makes the water slide off the shower door when squeegeed preventing the hard water spots.
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I don't know. I stopped using it on my cell phone because the smell is just over powering...like lighter fluid or something.
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This cleaner is not made to prevent fogging, however, as the fog dissipates there is no need to wipe down (unless the glass is dripping.) For having fog-free interior glass, the best product I have ever used is Rain-X Anti Fog.
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No it doesn't. I don't think a product exists that prevents a mirror from fogging up. Just point your blow dryer at the mirror. Easy, fast, and doesn't leave any streaks.
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Michael, I think you would have a problem with lint and moisture not being drawn upward and what would the bath vent do with the lint if it got there? I bought this for my fifth wheel, but it just filled the bed room with moisture.
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I mix it with water and use as a bead lube when mounting. Works great and wipes off easily with wet rag. Drying out has not been a problem
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I have had a similar issue with the mirror. I have found that holding it under the shower long enough to equalize the temperature of the mirror to the temperature in the shower gets rid of the fog long enough for me to shave. I don't just rinse it, I hold it under the warm shower long enough to warm it up, about ten seconds works for me.
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This actually becomes your rearview mirror. Imagine having a small mirror in your bedroom/bathroom and then putting a bigger mirror clipped right on top of it. You now have a bigger mirror without altering the original smaller mirror behind it.I hope this was helpful.
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not so much condensation does it leave but a moist air comes out...like a mini slight humidifier...good for the wood floors (or at least mine) in the winter when the heat is on making the floors crack constantly. Adds just a very slight amount of moisture...not really condensation like a shower would in the bathroom on the windows and mirror.
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Most of these products are hydrophobic (beads up). This is great for windshield applications where the wind blows these beads off and you can see thru them. The problem with this for exterior window or shower use is if the water has any hardness or soap residual in it, this will dry with the bead leaving the "spotting". However, these products do make the wiping down/cleaning of the surfaces easier and less prone to staining, ideally before the droplets have dried. If one can restore the glass to it's original hydrophilic state where the water sheets down the spotting will be minimized as the water with any hardness / residual is carried down the glass. Most of these products are hydrophobic (beads up). This is great for windshield applications where the wind blows these beads off and you can see thru them. The problem with this for exterior window or shower use is if the water has any hardness or soap residual in it, this will dry with the bead leaving the "spotting". However, these products do make the wiping down/cleaning of the surfaces easier and less prone to staining, ideally before the droplets have dried. If one can restore the glass to it's original hydrophilic state where the water sheets down the spotting will be... » Read More Most of these products are hydrophobic (beads up). This is great for windshield applications where the wind blows these beads off and you can see thru them. The problem with this for exterior window or shower use is if the water has any hardness or soap residual in it, this will dry with the bead leaving the "spotting". However, these products do make the wiping down/cleaning of the surfaces easier and less prone to staining, ideally before the droplets have dried. If one can restore the glass to it's original hydrophilic state where the water sheets down the spotting will be minimized as the water with any hardness / residual is carried down the glass. « Show Less
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Actually, I don't know. I can tell you that I used this 1 time for Halloween, cleaned unit as directions stated and stored until the next Halloween. I could not get the fogger to work. I recleaned it, but it just would not work. Having said that, I would not suggest you purchase this unit for any use.
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It has a compartment in the back that u fill with warm water. I know what you mean every mirror I have gotten my husband fogged within a few months. Thats not the case with this mirror, I promise you it will be the last one u buy.
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We have a smooth hard plastic surface. I had it on the wall for awhile, but it did fall off. Not instantly or anything, but I think the heat and moisture from the showers might play into factor. I really love this mirror and so did my boyfriend. We just haven't found time to scrap the old glue off and reglue it to the wall. It did leave a bit of discoloration on the wall around the glue. I'm sure some soft scrub with bleach will clean it up. Hope this is helpful?
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I have it on my Grandmother's dresser and I have not noticed any moisture on the wood or the mirror. It is a very fine mist, so maybe it isn't heavy enough to drop.
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Instead of just a "no", I will go a little more in-depth. While water does bead after contacting the foam, it tends to absorb a fraction of it leaving the surface moist but not soaking. It shows that water, while mostly being deflected, will soak through the foam. Possibly damaging any glue behind it.
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I believe it may cause the mirror film to bubble. However, cars have tinting applied and the suction cups cause no problem. The mirror application was trickier than I thought and eventually I purchased a kit to facilitate the application.
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A DE shaver works great in shower but until you've practiced in front of a mirror and get the hang if it. There's less room for error using a double edged razor. A good DE would be fine left in the shower they are extremely well made and durable. I would suggest wiping it down with a soft cloth when changing the blade. Get the soap scum off etc. make sure the is no blade in it when wiping it down!
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Dear Liz, Have the same shower mirror - and love it - it works wonderfully well - but the hinge on mine stopped holding the mirror - when full with water - after a year or two. I have a very small bottle - about the size of a medical prescription vial - sitting permanently on the shelf BEHIND the bottom edge of the mirror. This way - the mirror is in the perfect position for me to shave. As if I just raised the bottom of the mirror a click or two. Have left the small bottle on the ledge for 2 years and all is well. Give it a try.....Michael...from Montréal Canada
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I recommend when installing the new screen protector to do it in the bathroom after a hot shower. The steam takes the dust out of the air. Less chance to get dust particles in between the screen and protector causing bubbles.
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I hadn't answered this as soon as I usually do because I wanted to see for myself. I to have noticed dark grains in the bottom of my glass. Thought I would test it out to see what was being ingested by my critters and self. I tried a magnet to the grains and after dried it did pick up a few. Will just wash down the drain from now on. I won't stop using DE as the benefit is much to good. Thanks for the heads up and question.