I want 2 use this mirror like a side mirror for when I travel- I gen. use my cosmetic cabinet mirror at home as my side mirror- will it work for that?
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I am not exactly sure what you mean by a side mirror. If you mean a mirror to use to see the back of your head in another mirror, then I think it won't work well, if at all, because of the magnifying distortion. I need to use a regular mirror to see the back of my head.
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It might. I found that the mirror was too big for my purpose. I returned it.
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It does come with a suction cup removable base. Is that what you are talking about?
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Stan, No, the hinges on the tube doors don't allow you to use hinge mirrors. However, there is a hole in the top bar all the way at the front, pretty close to the hinge. I imagine this would be for a mirror. If you look at this picture:
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No, it's not really set up for that. If all you need is the mirror, you need to try a different product.
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The box part for the medicine cabinet that sits behing the oval mirror has mirrors on the sides... Hope that helps. It truly is a beautiful mirror love mine!
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Yes I think so, we use it under our bed as a accent light so I imagine if you go around the mirror a couple of time it should do the work.
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The mirror is 4 1/4 inches high and 5 5/8 inches wide. That is the actual mirror size. Good for applying eye makeup, but not as a makeup mirror on a desk in a hotel room. I was very disappointed. I was hoping for a real lighted traveling makeup mirror. If you are a guy trying to shave, sorry you will only see your mustache with this mirror!
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Yes! I have mine on my vanity in my bedroom. The lighting in my room varies alot. However, with the mirror (esp the magnification side) and the light from it, I can see just fine to apply makeup and pluck my brows. AM VERY PLEASED!!! BUY IT!!! :)
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No hard and fast rule. It's a question of aesthetics. It's a good idea to have the mirror in place if this is going at a bathroom vanity. See how the light(s) are in relation to the mirror. Then determine what is a comfortable height for them in relation to your eye level. The end result is a combination of these two factors. Good luck.
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You can, but that back panel is what the mirror attaches to. So, if your mirror does not match the lining of the holes on the panel to screw and support your mirror, you will have to drill new holes.
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Yes but watch out on the mirror part, it's plastic and once you put together if the mirror part piece is too big it warps so you don't get a clear reflection at all and will have to take apart and put back in original box to return
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Yes, I can see my entire face. Even with getting close to the mirror to get rid of distortion, I can only see my entire face, very little of my hair. This makes it a very good mirror for applying make-up, tweezing brows, checking wrinkles (it is amazing how many more wrinkles I have in this mirror, it is probably defective). The other side (not the 8x) is better for an overall make-up check or using it to with another mirror to check the backside because you can get a little farther from it and see more (less detail, more area)
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Probably not, because the mirror glass extends out beyond the edge that the add on mirror needs to hold it in position. However if the glass does not protrude out over any edges, it may work.
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Yes I think so, I have it on my mirror it has suction cups that hold it firmly, but I suppose you could suction it to a table just as easily. It tilts so you should be able to see yourself.
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Yes, if you are putting on face makeup, blush etc. But when I have it close enough to do my eye makeup then I can only see half my face. So unless the mirror is pulled right up to your face, there should be no problem.
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Yes. I love this mirror. I have it mounted next to my sink in the bathroom and use the magnifying side for applying makeup and the regular side for styling my hair front and back. I don't know what I would have done without it after my shoulder replacement. I only had use of 1 arm for several months. My bathroom is quite bright so I don't really need a lighted mirror.
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This is a great travel mirror. After trying several inexpensive mirrors that won't stand up, or if they have a stand the mirror doesn't stay upright - I splurged on this one and it has been just what I needed. The clear LED light is great - I have a regularsized on for our bathroom and I LOVE IT!!!! So this is wonderful to take with us when we travel. Also the case protects the mirrorin your suitcase. Its flat and fairly compact.
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Not sure. I have another cabinet from a different company which has the same problem as yours. I think that it depends on where the mirror is touched and that's where it could wear off. So when I did get my cabinet from Kohler I decided to keep the plastic corner "protector" on (that's used with packaging). Not pretty but it prevents wear on mirror and sharp corner if accidently left open. Hope this is a little helpful.