White Bathroom Mirrors tend to get foggy or foggy when you take a shower or use hot water in the sink. This is because hot water vapor, floating in the air, converts back to water droplets as it is cooled. These small drops accumulate on surrounding surfaces and are especially noticeable on materials such as glass because they distort light waves, making the mirror and windows appear foggy or foggy
Clear Mirror
To clear the White Bathroom Mirrors, first open the bathroom door or turn on the exhaust air fan to ventilate the steam. Blow hot air from a hair dryer on the mirror to clear the steam quickly. Water droplets will not be able to condense on the heated mirror. Imia mirrors have a heating element for this purpose only.
Condensation
If the bathroom gets steamy enough and if the mirror is cool enough, you will see or fog on the mirror. If the White Bathroom Mirrors is much cooler than the water and if there is a significant amount of steam in the air, you can actually see streams of condensed water that run down the mirror. Light travels through the film of water bends, creating a faded look on the mirror. Building materials continuously exposed to water vapor may become weakened and begin to fall apart. These can be expensive repairs.