My bathroom is not very large, and especially during winter, the mirror tends to fog up after the shower has been in use. Is there something I can do to avoid the mirror fogging up?

6 I have a full wall vanity mirror (70" x 42") in my bathroom wall. I need to drill some holes through it in order to install a vanity light. I realized that if the mirror is made from tempered glass it …

I have a bathroom wall mounted mirror ( approx 20 inch x 15 inch) I use for shaving that tends to fog up completely after I shower due to the steam. Do all mirrors fog up? Are there solutions to …

The mirror will fog when you're showering with hot water no matter how good your exhaust fan is. The hotter water can continuously create more humidity than the fan can handle while the …

I recently remodeled my bathrooms and removed the old flat glass mirrors that were hung on the walls. I kept them thinking that I could cut and frame them, but I wound up just purchasing new …

We put mirrors in a bathroom years ago and varnished the edges and back of each mirror with 2 good coats of varnish. They eventually failed - time and the temperature / humidity cycles take …

I have an ugly giant frameless mirror glued to a tiled wall in my bathroom I want to remove. It's probably been there > 20 years. How do I get rid of it? I'm thinking of just covering it in tape ...

I've purchased an illuminated mirror (with a built in light strip around the outside) for my bathroom remodel. I'm trying to figure out the best way to wire it. I have the wiring prepped for a new …

You can mount all you mirrors on a board or some other "smooth" substrate that will accept a good adhesive and then mount that to the wall. (Or mount the board to the wall and then …

If it's fogging up without a local source of high humidity there are a few other things that could cause it (probably in combination): The mirror being mounted on a cold/badly insulated outside …