Fog-Resistant Mirror with 2 Water-Resistant Strips (BATH15-ES) - Damage-Free & Organized Review

Like the other reviewers, this mirror was not held in the shower. All other items I placed in the same area with real waterproof command strips held up well. If your bathroom is damp, the strips that come with this mirror will not work. What this seller will send you is exactly the same as non-waterproof non-bathroom command strips (see picture). We'll try to use our waterproof strips, leaving the tab OUTSIDE THE MIRROR EDGE so it can be removed (it doesn't look pretty, but it's really the only

I use a lot of Command products, especially in my van. The only nice thing I can say about this product is that the adhesion is great as usual. However, this is unusual Velcro. And it happens in a humid place. Can you say mold? The mirror is terrible. It's cheap plastic. It was scratched before I even put it on the wall in the shower. It fogged up on my first shower, making it utterly useless to even have a mirror. When I hand brushed the tarnish, it scratched the mirror even more. My hand…

Rated 2 because it's actually a good mirror that can be easily placed in the shower and will definitely stay on the wall. BUT. The main reason I got this is because I wanted a full "non-fogging" mirror. It just doesn't work. I had 2 of these. I had the last one for many years. Got a new one hoping I did something to my old one that made it not work properly, but as it turns out it just can't stay fog free. I didn't clean it before using it. I just taped it to the wall. Gave him time to really…

So I got this mirror because I just finished laying my shower tiles and didn't know there were many options. I shave in the shower because it makes me feel better. So adding it was easy. I attached it to the back wall away from the shower head. It's fogging up now but all I did to fix it was pour some water on it from the shower head and BAM it didn't fog up again until I finished shaving. I recently sold my house with a tiled shower room and needed to declutter it. I used only one bead of glue

The mirror worked during the first shower. That's all. After the first shower, the mirror has looked like the picture in every subsequent shower since I installed it a week ago. I've tried decreasing and increasing the amount of steam during different showers by adjusting the water temperature, but it makes no difference. Lots of steam fogged up the mirror. I didn't want to touch the mirror if it had a coating but since it didn't work I resorted to spraying water on it and rubbing it with my…

When I installed this on the shower wall I guess I pressed too hard and not evenly as it distorted the reflection. Everything was fine before I installed it, so I know it must have been because I installed it. I decided I would just live with it because it was my own fault, or worst case scenario, just buy another one if I decided it was unusable. Well, after a couple of hot showers, the mirror is back to normal. I think that's the good side of the non-glass mirrors, the plastic they're made of