🪞 Fog-Free Suction Shower Mirror with Razor Holder: iDesign Forma - Clear & Strong Power Lock for Bathroom or Shower Review

This is a cheap mirror that should not be sold as a shower mirror. It doesn't work well in every way. I've been using shower mirrors for 30 years and this is the worst I've ever had. Suction cups don't work, had to be propped up. Literally after 1-2 weeks he stopped resisting a couple and instead collected them. It gets worse. When I tried to clean it I found that you could only use a very soft cloth and had to use soap or else it will scratch and not come off the filmic surface! This is not a…

So the secret is 1. wet the wall, 2. place the vacuums where you want them, mirror-inverted so the suction doesn't "activate", 3. move after installation the mirror down while holding the print to attach it to the wall. The problem is the suction cups are bent by the packaging so one of them just won't stick. I have to repeat this five times every shower, and when he falls, it hurts me when he hits your leg. It's basically anti-fog, it doesn't stay completely fog-free, but the splashdown solves

I really wanted to give a good review. but I can not. I bought this to replace the one I had previously (based on the order and the picture they should be the same product but are not). But I can live with the other product because the first one fogged up after a week or two of use, but I gave it an average rating because it was cheap and if you spilled some water it didn't fog up. Eventually he stopped working. It was the original version so I thought I would get the same but no it looked like

Does what it says on the tin and sticks securely to my tiled wall. The mirror doesn't fog up and I only splash water on it when water droplets appear on it and block my view. My two complaints are that it doesn't rotate and the mirror is distorted in a weird wave pattern. If I get close enough I can shave with it as the distortion is less noticeable when you're in a foot area. UPDATE: October 3, 2016 It's been a few months now and it's still holding up well on the wall. I had a suction cup but…

Always shave in the shower, this product is exactly what you need. Holds two razors and is mostly easy to install as long as the surface is smooth and clean. However, over the course of a few months, the mirror will become somewhat cloudy and will need to be cleaned. And one more thing, if you don't take it off and put it back on from time to time, you're going to hear something falling somewhere in the house, whatever bathroom you have one in. The mirror is strong and the few times it has been

Do you even check the quality of your products? this is a joke I don't know who allowed this product to go into production let alone market, but whoever did it should be fired. First off, it's not a mirror, it's cheap plastic. When I received it it was already scratched. I tried getting it wet and wiping it with a towel and it scratched even more. No fog, that's a joke. He was sweating as he sat on the counter. Then you have a great idea to use suction cups for hanging. I liked this idea but do

People who give this mirror a bad rating need to understand some terms and physics. "Fog-free” does not exist. If the temperature of the mirror is below the dew point of the shower, water will condense on it. This often happens when you have cold air and hot water and is very easy to do as showers are usually 100% wet. How do you get rid of fog? Two options: First, give it some water to warm it up a bit by raising its temperature above the dew point. Or apply some baby shampoo to the surface…