Is windshield rain repellent appropriate for bathroom mirrors? Is there any reason why it wouldn't be?

Question

My thinking is, would it keep them from steaming up?

Answer 1

Serious suggestion, even if it sounds absurd. Get some of the shaving cream with witch hazel in it, smear it on the mirror, and squeegee it off. It helps keep the mirrors defogged. =0)

Answer 2

Well I would have yelled back, this is good practice for them to hold it! No I just say that someone is in here. I try not to say just a minute because I may be more than a minute. I'm sure she felt stupid when you walked out pregnant with two children under the age of 5!

Answer 3

I don't see why it wouldn't be usable on a bathroom mirror. The only issue you might come accross is heat moisture that may remove the coating. Another good cleaner for mirrors is using windshied washer fluid mixed with water. Works great and is cheaper than store bought glass cleaners.

Answer 4

Yes, Rain-x will work in bathrooms. In fact, the manufacturer used to advertise that use for it's product.

Answer 5

Sure rain x works good on mirrors. Car wax works good on fiberglass showers too.

Answer 6

It works I've head of that, just make sure you get a good quality anit-fog. Some of the cheap stuff leaves a haze

Answer 7

It should work. I used to use vinegar on the inside of my motorcycle helmet shield when it started to get cold out. Seemed to work well.

Answer 8

I wouldn't know why it wouldn't work. Actually it's a good idea I think I'll give it a try .

Answer 9

I don't think it would matter