InterDesign Suction Shaving Mirror Bathroom Bath Review

Worst mirror! The reflection is not sharp. The reflection is like looking into shiny metal. The glass and reflective material are plastic and will bend and distort the image. The worst thing is that it scratches easily! I wiped it with a washcloth and now there are scratches. Garbage! Mirror 99 Cent Store/Dollar Tree is better.

Of course, the light reflects, but with a slight distortion at the edges, and if you highlight it with backlighting, as if you put it on a window, then the mirror is slightly transparent. Also, the suction cups don't last long, they fall off every day. On the other hand, the cheap plastic construction means it's flexible enough not to break in this case. Best used and then removed and put away rather than a long term solution. Probably won't fit in a closet either.

Pulled out of the Revain box, looked pretty good. Still standing at the kitchen table, I glanced at the instruction card pinned to the mirror. Was asked to unscrew the suction cups to remove the packaging. OK, simple enough. I unscrewed 2 of them with no problems. I twisted the last one a bit and it broke right away! Literally 2 minutes after taking Revain out of the box! Very disappointed! I'll fill it with epoxy and hope for the best.

Cons: The mirror doesn't give a very high quality image. Looks like plastic but good for shaving in the shower. A more serious issue is that one of the three suction cups broke almost immediately when I tried to unscrew it to remove the cardboard. The screw just got stuck on the threads and I cut it off trying to turn it. The other two were ok. So only two out of three suction cups work for me. and attached plus points: it still only sticks to the tile with 2 out of 3 suction cups, so it holds…

This is a great little addition to my soul. It tends to fall over at times when I'm not in the shower, and it scares the shit out of me at 3am when I think there's a mad squirrel with a shotgun after my nuts. That's why I take it off every time after showering and put it on one of the shelves in the shower. However, from a functional point of view, it's great. A little fog, but not much. Just wipe it off. For people who have tiled shower walls, try petroleum jelly. From what I've read this…

I've been using anti-fog mirrors since I first started shaving and I can honestly say this is no exception. I've used expensive and cheap products and the three biggest flaws are: they don't stick well to tile in the shower, they fog up after a month or two, and they usually fall off the wall at 2am it's scary. Damn me (if you had a suction cup mirror before you knew what I'm talking about). If you buy with this in mind you will not be disappointed. My 3 stars only because the product works as…