Re: Mirror fogging.

In article <1137426647.632434.104060@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, "TrailRat" <Gadgetfreak2000@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>Replacing a damaged mirror in a freecycled bathroom cabinet and was
>curious as to how you prevent your mirror from fogging up if the
>bathroom gets steamy. This would be useful to me because I shave right
>after I get out of the shower.

Simplest solution to that problem is one I adopted many years ago: shave in
the shower. You really *don't* need a mirror to shave, and it's easier to
rinse the shaving cream off when you're done, too.

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Doug Miller (alphageek at milmac dot com)

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