Hockey Club

Didn't Work for Me - Without Modication, that is (2007-08-05)
While I can't say that I have the cleanest shower stall in my home, it is certainly not the worst. Before I went about using the suction cups (they provide three, and they do _look_ like they would work well) on my wall's tile to hold the mirror up, I made sure to clean the space as best I could (a little tile cleaner, some water, made sure it was dry). So, I put the suction cups in place on the mirror and placed the mirror on my tile wall- making sure it press very firmly for a good fit. Everything seemed to be going well.

I left the mirror there and went about my business. About twenty minutes later as I am passing by, I hear a loud crash. I go in, and there on my shower floor is the mirror. To its credit, the thing did not show any damage at all after the 6+ foot drop (I am a tall guy). So, giving it the benefit of the doubt, I go ahead and double-check the tile surface and re-apply the mirror's suction cups (making sure those are clean too). Rinse and repeat, it falls again.

Well, I am not enough of a sucker to try a third time so long story short I went to OSH and bought the strongest adhesive tape they have. The mirror has remained up in my shower for about two weeks now (with the tape) and I actually really enjoy it. Unfortunately, I can't forget having to bother with those suction cups and buying about $5 worth of adhesive tape when I only had to use about 4 inches of it.

So, Pros: The mirror can be adjusted for various magnifications, it has holders for other items (I put my shaving razor and a pair of trimming scissors on it), it is small and so it doesn't get in the way, and sturdy (It held up without a scratch after falling 6 feet- twice). Also, like the name says, it doesn't fog up.

The Cons: Be prepared to find other means of keeping it stuck on your shower wall than what you're given.

Good luck.

Pass, unless you want to throw your money away. (2007-07-20)
Fogless for a few days. Now constantly needs to be cleaned with 409 and rinsed off. So far not any better than a cheap sun visor mirror that can be bought at any grocery store for less than $5.00.

Also, when I called customer service to inquire about a remedy, the woman who answered the phone started to pull out the proverbial hoops through which she would drag me.

I gave it one star because it is bigger than a sun-visor mirror and it does stick to the glass shower enclosure fairly well, at least so far.

Unless my foggy purchase is remedied, I must say "pass on this and all their products."

Great Product (2007-07-09)
I bought this product for my husband. He is very pleased with the style and functionality. It has good suction for stability on the shower wall and does work as advertised.

Fogless? Not quite (2007-06-24)
The mirror was in fact fogless for about 6 months, and I was satisfied. Now fogs immediately and is difficult to see in. I would have paid more for a product with a bit more longevity. Also feels flimsy, cheap.

cheap, but does the trick, at least for a while (2007-06-16)
I've never heard of a fogless mirror that would last much longer than a year, so might as well not fork out $50-$100 bucks when this one is $20.