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Choosing shower mirrors
Shower mirrors are used in wet, steamy conditions, so look for a surface that is easy to wipe and that resists fogging. An anti-fog coating can help the glass stay easier to see through, though no coating keeps every mirror clear in every shower. Check the frame and mount too, and make sure they suit your tile or wall.
Think about how you will use it. A wall-mounted model stays in place for daily use, while a handheld or folding model can be moved for shaving or checking a hairline. If you want a second option, look at compact and travel mirrors or handheld mirrors. If you plan to apply makeup at the shower, a makeup mirror may suit you better.
Getting the most from a shower mirror
Hang the mirror at a height where it catches your face comfortably. Mounting on clean, dry tile gives an adhesive or suction mount its best chance to hold. Wipe the glass after use with a soft cloth to reduce water spots, and avoid abrasive cleaners that can scratch the surface. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for mounting and care.
Questions about shower mirrors
Will a shower mirror stay clear with steam?
Some models have an anti-fog surface that reduces fogging, but steam will still build up in a closed shower. Wiping the glass or running the exhaust fan helps.
Do I need a suction or adhesive mount?
Choose the mount based on your wall surface and how often you plan to move the mirror. Suction generally works best on smooth, non-porous tile, while adhesive mounts suit a wider range of surfaces when applied as directed.
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