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Keeping Your Bathroom Mirror From Fogging Up

Well I know everybody loves to have a hot shower or bath. And when you get out you like to look in the mirror, but you can't because it is all steamed up.

Now my favorite thing to do to prevent that is to put Colgate shaving cream on my mirror. It shines and prevents the steam from fogging it up. Just be sure to rub it in well and don't put too much. If you do, it will leave white streaks and it will be embarrassing. Now you will have to do this every 3 - 4 weeks or so but I do promise you it is worth it.

By Sarah from Watauga, TX

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April 20, 2010

I heard that cleaning a mirror with shaving cream will stop it from getting foggy when one showers. I have tried this, but it gets foggy and gross all the same. Anyone know any secrets to a foggy free mirror?

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I am tired of having to wait for the mirror to defog in the bathroom before being able to apply my make-up. ;)

By Tina from Orange County, CA

Answers:

Keeping Your Bathroom Mirror From Fogging Up

Maybe it's the shaving cream you used but that trick does work (maybe it is a special kind of creme and that is why it fogs and gets yucky?). Another option would be Rain X Anti-fog. (03/16/2010)

By Suntydt

Keeping Your Bathroom Mirror From Fogging Up

This tip won't keep your mirror from fogging up in the first place, but using your hair dryer on it when it is already fogged up will defog it in just a few seconds. Hope this helps. (03/18/2010)

By tahlula

Keeping Your Bathroom Mirror From Fogging Up

Use Rain X, the one with the fog stuff, it's for windshields but I've used it on shower doors after I clean them and they work great, you have to re-apply once in awhile. (03/19/2010)

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By Lisa K

Keeping Your Bathroom Mirror From Fogging Up

Windex for Bathrooms - Anti-Fog - works unless you are showering for half an hour at a time! (03/19/2010)

By Louise B.

Keeping Your Bathroom Mirror From Fogging Up

Rise Shaving Cream works great on my bathroom mirrors to keep them from fogging. It works great for me. (03/21/2010)

By Kathryen

 

March 16, 2010

Keeping your bathroom mirror from fogging up. Post your ideas.

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Dawn Dish Detergent

I used to put shaving cream on my bathroom mirror until it started streaking after a few months and no matter what I did I could not clean the shaving cream off, until one day I sprayed dawn dish detergent straight out of the container. That not only cleaned the shaving cream off, but it also kept the mirror from fogging up. (12/17/2004)


Lemon Joy

Divers use Joy lemon dish soap right from the bottle to coat the inside of their dive masks to keep from fogging. The mask needs to be rinsed before using so I would assume a mirror would need it too. (01/03/2005)

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Shaving Cream

Spread a little shaving cream on the mirror and wipe it off. No more fogging.

By Syd (02/22/2005)

By ThriftyFun

Keeping Mirror from Fogging Up

To keep your bathroom mirror from fogging up during showers, do this; Rub Barbosal Shaving Cream (it's the cheapest) over the entire mirror, then use dry paper towels and wipe clean. Fog free for a month.

By Sherry (02/22/2005)

By ThriftyFun

No More Foggy Bathroom Mirror

Use titanium dioxide. (05/29/2005)

By Lynette

No More Foggy Bathroom Mirror

Use an onion. Cut it in half and rub on mirror. Lasts for 6 months. (10/30/2008)

By Lars

 
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