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Adagio Marketing ShowerTek WV2 The Original Fog Free Shower Mirror

Brand: Adagio
Category: Health And Beauty

List Price: ~~$24.99~~
Buy New: $19.95
You Save: $5.04 (20%)

Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars

33 reviews
Sales Rank: 3187

Color: White
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.7
Dimensions (in): 6.7 x 13 x 1

MPN: WV2
Model: WV2
UPC: 090968002017
EAN: 0090968002017
ASIN: B000184Z1G

Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

Features:

»	6-inch Unbreakable Acrylic Mirror
»	5-inch Flexible, Positionable Neck
»	Showerhead Pause / Flow Valve
»	Mirror Pause / Flow Valve
»	Handy Razor Hanger

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Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
The hassle free solution for shaving and removing make-up in the shower! Dermatologists suggest that shaving or removing makeup in the shower helps reduce skin irritation. This mirror won't fog no matter how hot and steamy your shower gets. This mirror's patented design keeps the entire viewing surface fog free. A small trickle of water diverted from the shower plumbing is sprayed on the back of the mirror. The heat from the water warms the mirror which prevents ALL fog from forming on the front surface. This small trickle of shower water then flows from the back of the mirror onto the shower floor. Crystal clear view guaranteed! This mirror fits all standard plumbing - it is easily screwed into place between your shower plumbing and existing showerhead. It takes just minutes to install and there is no maintenance required to keep the mirror 100% fog free for the life of the product.

Customer Reviews: Read 28 more reviews...

2 out of 5 stars

Shower Tek Mirror Leaky and Squirty December 22, 2008
David A. Ostrow (Atlanta, GA USA)
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I have owned this in the past and not been satisfied, but when it was the only one available on Amazon with the features I wanted, I got it again and now it's worse than the first one I owned. The first one was only a pain to try to clean and the mirror is not receptive to normal cleaners and gets spotty. The new one has leaks at some of the connection spots and squirts out of the valve switch when the flow of water is opened to de-fog the mirror. So, great, I can shave but now either my walls, floors, or ceiling will be soaked, depending on how I position the bendable arm mount (which, again, also leaks depending on how you bend it).

5 out of 5 stars

Very nice item that is well worth the cost. December 7, 2008
J. Rogers (Ohio)
The only problem with this unit is that it does not clean itself. You still have to wipe the water spots off of the mirror. What is nice is the way the mirror becomes a part of the shower, it is a true hands free mirror. Also what is nice is there is a valve to shut off the water to the shower heard to save money and to save hot water. A added bonus as far as I am concerned. As far as the fog free part. That is ok, I can spray water on the mirror to clean it off if it is fogged up. For me the advantage is having a place for this mirror to attach itself in a secure way so that I do not have to worry about it falling down and having to pick it back up again. I suppose that if you did not splash water on the mirror and got the fog free feature to work, then there would be no water spots to worry about having to clean up after your shower. I wonder if they ever thought about putting a chrome or a gold plate on these units. I suppose anyone with the right equipment could do that though. My hand held shower is a chrome plated plastic unit.

4 out of 5 stars

Yes, It works!!!! September 15, 2008
D. Bayer (Kansas)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful

After reading the reviews, I decided to take a chance and buy this mirror, as I am tired of replacing other fog free mirrors once their coating wears off.

Yes, the build quality of this product is poor. Yes, it is easy to break apart the bending arm (it pops back together). Yes, the valves are useless - they are much too difficult to turn by hand, and feel that they could break off at any moment. Yes, the fixture could easily leak.

Knowing all of this, if you are careful, you can install the mirror fixture with no problems.

One tip: Because the threads on this mirror are made of plastic, you need to use plenty of teflon tape! In fact, throw away the little bit of tape that they give you and go buy some teflon pipe thread tape from a hardware store. Wrap it around the threads 7-8 times to ensure a good seal (in the clockwise direction)! Do this on both sets of threads (one on the shower head, and one on the mirror fixture). Carefully screw the fixture to the shower pipe, and then the shower head to the mirror fixture. Tighten them snuggly, but gently.

Next, turn on the waters and check for leaks. If there are leaks, tighten the fixtures a little more. If that doesn't solve it, remove the fixtures and thread tape, and try it again, this time with more layers of tape.

Once it is not leaking, adjust the valves so that a trickle of water goes through the mirror. Adjust it so the minimum amount of water is diverted, yet you still get a fog free mirror. Once you have this set, plan never to touch the valves again. I got my fixture put up in about 8 minutes, and it is working great.

Let's hope that the company will improve the next version, or lower the price on the metal fixture versions.

4 out of 5 stars

Fog Free Mirror works well September 6, 2008
prrprr7
This mirror does it's job.
Materials are not the best but it's good enough to do the job.
Does not fog up.

5 out of 5 stars

Best buy September 1, 2008
Long time shower shaver
I've owned 4 shaving mirrors in my life. The first was identical to this one. After several years, it deteriorated in a way that I don't quite remember (no, they don't last forever), so I had to buy a new one. I looked for one exactly like this one, but, in those Internet-infancy days, couldn't find one. So I bought a different type -- the kind that sticks on the wall, but does not have hot water running down its back. That didn't work at all -- fogged up and fell from the wall again and again. So I bought a more expensive (more metal instead of plastic) version of the hot-water-down-the-back type. It was never as effective as the plastic type, and it eventually began to leak at the joints. When it was time to replace it, I was able to find this one -- like my first one. It's the best.

Now the valves on it are pretty flimsy and creaky, but I do a one-time adjustment and leave as is. I also keep my back-of-the-mirror trickle so small that about half the mirror does indeed fog up. But that's fine because I don't need a whole mirror to shave. If you were determined to have the whole mirror clear, it would be trivial to open the back-of-the-mirror flow enough to do that, but then you'd be wasting water.

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