Can anyone tell me if the mirror can be tilted and is it really "fog proof"?
1647613
yes, it does tilt and is more ore less fog proof if you apply just a little shampoo or shower gel
1647614
Yes it can be tilted also removable. It does fog but you can put stuff on it to make it fog proof.
1647615
No, not really. I did not buy it for the mirror. With my glasses off, I could not see well enough to do anything anyway.It really isn't too bad, but the mirror is not clear either. You could probably wipe it off enough to shave with it if that was your desire. I put this in our fifth wheel to eliminate clutter in a very small space. I also do not like bottles bouncing around when we are traveling down the road.
1647616
Mirror does tilt, doesn't seem to want to stay tilted tho. As for fog less, I can't say cuz I don't use the mirror all that often, but when I do I rub shave cream on it then rinse it and it stays clear till I'm done using it. I really like this product. No clutter in my stand up shower, and no over use of soaps.
1647617
yes it tilts - no mirror is "fog proof" but if you spit on it (like you would do for inside a scuba mask) or rub the dry mirror with a bit of liquid soap it slow down how fast it fogs.
389260
I've been using one in a large warehouse and I noticed that it did fog up once on a damp night. The domes are best used in areas that are within people's reach, their angle can't be adjusted without taking the dome off which requires an allen wrench. Thus, you don't have to worry about people moving them.
573054
It does not significantly distort view from the inside. Yes, it is mirror-like from the outside.
467129
I havent had any problems with it getting foggy. It does steam up a little when you're sitting and not moving, but nothing that would impair your vision. But once you get moving the air circulates and everythings good
2188817
Yes you can see it, but as others have said, you need to flip the little lever on your existing mirror to tilt it down - the one that you use when someone is behind you at night to dim their lights.
906622
It can. While I'm riding with the visor down there's no issue at all, but if I leave it down at a stop, it will fog up a bit. For me, this isn't a huge problem.
1066563
there should be no blind spot looking forward. The mirror is very much to the side, only a few inches from the left eye (assuming North America). It's not like a car's review view mirror, as it is actually too close to focus on the mirror itself, but the image behind is very clear. I wouldn't ride without it. FYI, if you have a conventional bike helmet with the usual glossy plastic surface, the adhesive won't usually hold unless the place you put it is flat (which never happens in my experience). I have used 60 second epoxy, roughing up the helmet shell and bracket surface a bit for adhesion, and this works great. Also, I commonly have to trim the bracket, with scissors, to fit and look the best. there should be no blind spot looking forward. The mirror is very much to the side, only a few inches from the left eye (assuming North America). It's not like a car's review view mirror, as it is actually too close to focus on the mirror itself, but the image behind is very clear. I wouldn't ride without it. FYI, if you have a conventional bike helmet with the usual glossy plastic surface, the adhesive won't usually hold unless the place you put it is flat (which never happens in my experience). I have used 60 second epoxy, roughing up the helmet shell and bracket surface a bit for... » Read More there should be no blind spot looking forward. The mirror is very much to the side, only a few inches from the left eye (assuming North America). It's not like a car's review view mirror, as it is actually too close to focus on the mirror itself, but the image behind is very clear. I wouldn't ride without it. FYI, if you have a conventional bike helmet with the usual glossy plastic surface, the adhesive won't usually hold unless the place you put it is flat (which never happens in my experience). I have used 60 second epoxy, roughing up the helmet shell and bracket surface a bit for adhesion, and this works great. Also, I commonly have to trim the bracket, with scissors, to fit and look the best. « Show Less
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EASY! Get a small piece of foam - we used thin slice of carpet foam that is tapered so it gets a little thicker towards one end - and keep it stuck gently at bottom - mirror stays in place no problem. I have a 10X mirror stuck on the Ott mirror on one side and 15X (scary!) on the other - 15X is heavier so it definitely tends to tilt mirror but foam keeps it in place nicely and no trouble to do it. Takes a second. You could use any relatively stiff foam or even plastic or aluminum foil - anything you have that won't harm the mechanism. best wishes!
1188074
Yes it is safe, just try placing the mirror in a couple of spots to make sure it has the correct visibility before you remove the adhesive paper. Also this mirror rotates 360 degrees so finding a good view is very simple. Ps when removing it permanently for any reason simply spray some Goof Off behind the new mirror and use a plastic putty knife to seperate the two.
1936121
It is definitely a very light size mirror, and it is very fog-full and as they claim as fog free
1261915
Hi - The mirror will tilt and hold position well. Within 3 months the ballast went out in the mirror I purchased from Amazing DEALS Online and I got no help from them or Amazon.
332709
Fogs less than the regular bathroom mirror and no rust so far-had it for one year
1465157
No but you can tilt the mirror quite far. I've never thought it wasn't tall enough (or conversely, too short).
1110761
Not at all. It's a soft mirror. It just makes it so you can't see in from the outside with a dull reflection.
899164
I don't know if the mirror will rust. I didn't use it long enough. The mirror doesn't hold its position at all. It's totally useless. I would strongly suggest you look for a different mirror.
1054927
I returned mine because It is plastic with a fake mirrored finish. Images a warped cause its not a true glass mirror. The anti fog is you filling the container with hot water each time. So you have to remove it, empty it, fill it, mount back into base. More hassle than I wanted. My walls are also not marble tiles. So their option was to glue mounts or screw in the mounts.
1621359
Mine wanted to flip to the magnified side, too, but I cut a small sliver out of an adhesive chair pad and stuck it on the side of the mirror. It gives just enough friction to keep the mirror in place, and you can still flip it when you want without it being seen. Problem solved.