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You could try catcrap (the product, not actual catshit), I use that on my visor and it works pretty well. I've also heard of people wiping on a thin film of dishwashing soap then buffing it to stop fogging but I never got it to work very well.

 

I don't think there's a durable anti-fog that you can apply. Cat crap needs repeated application. So does toothpaste. Both will allow water to condense on the surface, creating a murky image. Can you hit that thing with water? If you can get it to the water temp, it will be less likely to fog.

Or just take cold showers.

 

i only need the mirror for my sideburns. only need the mirror for like 30 secs :dontknow:

 

Yea I shave in the shower most of the time and I don't use a mirror. I just don't shave close to my sideburns and then I touch them up when I get out.

 

what do you guys think of trying to wax it with some auto wax..I like to use Zymol. I wonder is that would keep the condensation from building?

 

Spit on it. Seriously, when scuba diving, you spit in your mask to keep it from fogging up.

Or buy some anit-fog stuff.

Yes, anit.

lol

 

tried spit..no worky.

 

I used to put a thin layer of shaving cream on my shower miror and then wipe it off before shaving. You have to do it everytime you use the miror, but it will keep the miror from fogging up long enough to shave. It's easy enough, you already have the shaving cream out to shave.

 

OK, thanks, I'll try that tomorrow.

 

Try just regular bar soap. Rub a little on with a finger and whipe the residue down. just spray it off when done. Works for me as I also shave in the shower.

 

Doesn't shaving in the shower use much more water than the sink?

 

probably..keeps the sink cleaner though.

 

Those mirrors are useless.....Someone gave me one as a gift that didn't fog for about a week, after that I was wiping it every 10 seconds. I just use the sink, it's much more efficient. I always make sure to rinse the hair away and wipe all the water off the sink when I am finished though.

I don't see how you guys do it without seeing what you're shaving; I would have nicks and sections of unshaven hair all over the place.

 

shaving in a hot humid shower allows for a closer shave. this allows for less frequent shaving.

suck that eco nazis!

 

shaving in a hot humid shower allows for a closer shave. this allows for less frequent shaving.

suck that eco nazis!

wax your face for a close shave.... ;D

 

I dont use a mirror either. I shave my head and face in the shower 4 times a week. I actually shower in the dark most times. Before I bought my house Id be in complete darkness since it had no windows. but my house master bath has a glass dooe right in front of the bedroom window so I cant escape light in my house unless I use the girls bathroom, but then theyd think im crazy

 

no light...does your house have electricity?? ;D

 

no doug, i have the fire wire in my neck of the woods ::

I just prefer to be surrounded in darkness when I bathe myself

 

I rub shampoo on mine and its works for a couple of showers.

 

Anti-fog solution for either swim or snow goggles... I've contemplated putting some of that stuff on my windshield, just so I don't have to wait for the coolant to heat up before I can use the defroster

 

I Have a cheapo antifog that i got at target or someplace. I have also had the expensive brookstone ones. None of them are fogless. You just gotta splash some water on them to clear away the fog. You know what else? I also discovered that by getting so close to see what i was doing (i can't see well without my contacts in...which go in after the shower), i was inadvertently breathing on the mirror, making it fog up quite a bit quicker than normal.

Good luck. shaving in the shower is better than out.

 

what he said.

 

I got a sweet electric razor for Christmas that is made to use wet or dry. Electric razor in the shower is the only way to go. I just use the bottom of my ears as a guide for the sideburns and skip the mirror.

So as not to be completely useless in this thread...have you tried any RainX brand products for fog reduction? I use to be a big fan of their stuff.