🪞 High-Visibility ReflectXL Shower Mirror - Shatterproof Design - Fogless Reflection with Easy Fog and Shadow Removal (Unclad) Review

I got a military man as a gift 10-15 years ago, I lost him on vacation 8 years ago. I've replaced it with a few others that hung on the wall, some with radios, one with a light, but nothing has ever worked as well without fogging up as my old faithful friend BEFORE. Only downside is the hook is junk but that's ok because my old one was hanging on a shower head like this.

This mirror serves its purpose, but only sticks if your tiles are level. I only cut the rope to allow it to hang, but it fogs up quickly and you have to wipe it down every time. I have noticed that it now fogs up more and is still not clean even when rubbed. We've tried all the recommended cleaning options, but none is better than the other. I just wipe him down with a towel and that's all he'll get. Wouldn't buy

I bought a mirror to replace the suction cup. I used RainX as some reviewers suggested - I love RainX and use it on glass shower doors - and it resulted in the backing peeling off in a few spots. Come on it's okay, my husband uses it for shaving occasionally, not to save lives or treat cancer, I think I'll put it on the wall. I washed the wall with alcohol, glued the hooks with glue according to the instructions and even waited until morning to hang a mirror on it. Took a shower, hung a mirror…

After 40 years I have decided to stop washing the sink every morning and instead shave in the shower which saves time and hopefully requires less cleaning. I needed a mirror so I searched and settled on this one. Very light weight and perfect size. The paracord strap is quite long and has a bead to adjust the height from the attachment point. And with that in mind, I'm not sure how much use anyone will get from the included hangers. The tiles in my shower are slightly textured, not perfectly…

Total junk. This isn't my first mirror of this type, so it's not like I've had too high hopes for using a smaller "mirror on a cord" in the last 5 years. I have to put it under hot water once after every shower. However, I literally had to rush this mirror before it fogged up again shortly after heating up again. In fact, I had to take it off and submerge it half a dozen times. Unacceptable. I shave wet in the shower so I have to stop and put everything on the floor to grab this mirror of trash

The mirror works great when placed in the shower. The same goes for any anti-fog mirror: if it does fog up, hold it under water for a few seconds to heat it up, then a few minutes is fine. But the mirror comes with a protective plastic layer that needs to be peeled off first. and it's CRAZY. It took me twenty minutes to finally do it! Even the label admits he can be "stubborn". I've tried nails but to no avail. The instructions say to use "coin" but it definitely didn't work and I have no idea…

It does its job! You have to run it under warm water a few times while showering/shaving, but it's not a big deal if you hold it in your hand while you shave or if the tap isn't too far away. The cord it hangs from is long and easy to adjust. It must be cleaned with vinegar. I keep vinegar in a small spray bottle in the shower. No other cleaner works. The hooks that come with the mirror are more than strong enough to hold a plastic mirror. They are not of high quality; they are made of…

I had back surgery and had to start shaving in the shower on a stool. I thought this mirror looked like a decent price. Few things. First off, it's pretty small. You have to be close enough to have a meaningful reflection. If you take the time to read the measurements, you probably already know this ;) Second, you have to pour hot water from the shower over it for a few minutes each time you use it to keep it from fogging up. high. I didn't realize that before I bought it. Third, the mirror…