Bathroom Mirror Anti-Fog Spray, 2 fl. oz Travel Size

works great in the shower...clears fog or steam in seconds

I thought this was it. I used it the first time on my bathroom mirror and it worked perfectly. It does wear off after two weeks or so. I reapplied and it does nothing. I reapplied again, still nothing. My mirror fogs up like it did before I used. I do not recommend this.

Initially I followed the direction and it didn't work so well for me. I have a cheap mirror inside the shower and then a real mirror on the bathroom wall. The first time I used it they both fogged up. The next time I just sprayed the mirror in the shower and didn't wipe it and it worked great. It didn't fog at all. I tried the same thing on the bathroom mirror and just let the spray slide down the mirror. That worked great as well.The mirror in the shower has to be sprayed each time. That is OK because it is a cheap mirror and doesn't take that much spray. But the mirror in the bathroom can usually make it a week with just a spray. I do have to clean it after a few sprays because I think it starts to get a film.I think it is a good product and works well for my needs.

Just spray / wipe / shower - NO FOG! I don’t even use the fan in the bathroom anymore. This stuff truly works.

I didn’t find it effective.

It took a bit of trial and error to figure out how to use this properly, but once I figured it out, it really works well. I only have to apply it once every two weeks, and I have a clear mirror after my shower every single time. Here's how to do it:1. Clean your mirror well with glass cleaner and let dry.2. Take a shower. Spray a few pumps of this product on the foggy mirror, and wipe it all around with a clean, lint-free cloth. Do NOT rinse the cloth and wipe again, or use a fresh cloth to get all the sudsy bits off. The suds will dissipate on their own within a few minutes. The whole point is to get a layer of the product on the mirror - so if you wipe it off, you reduce its effectiveness. I just brush my teeth while the suds dissipate - takes 2-3 minutes, and by the time I'm done almost all the suds are gone and I can see well enough to shave or whatever.3. The next time you take a shower, the mirror will be miraculously fog-free. Do not wipe the mirror with anything - if you do, you'll wipe off the product and it won't work the next time. If it starts to fog again, repeat from step 1 or, in a pinch, just do step 2 and clean your mirror later.Oh, and by the way, this seems like it's very expensive at $14 for 32 oz. But I use two squirts every two weeks. This one bottle is going to last me for years. It's well worth it.

I really, really like this "Fogless by Design" product for a few reasons. First, it made my bathroom mirror look as crystal clear after my hot shower as it looked before my shower. Second, it took a lot of the thick soap scum off of my shower door (sliding door). I usually don't like to scrub the inside of the sliding shower door, since my other cleaning products are very harsh chemicals and I would have to be inside the shower stall to apply them. Third, it barely had a scent (which was surprisingly mild and pleasant) and took less than a minute to apply it to my bathroom mirror and shower door. Finally, the price is very reasonable for the huge quantity I got. A little goes a long way, so I think I have a good supply with just one bottle. I think I might offer this as a house warming gift.

I have bought this item in the 32oz for years and now they discontinued that size and only have this dinky small size for a much higher price per ounce. The 32oz sold for $16 to $17 and lasted a long time for my uses. I've looked all over for it and everywhere it is discontinued of unavailable. I feel the company is ripping people off and now over charging for a lot less amount for a higher er price. I won't be buying this product in the future unless they star providing a more reasonable quantity for a better price. The product it self is excellent and works great, but I won't be gouged.