Well I do not know how it is in other states, but here in the europe it is a issue, when ever one takes a hot bath, the mirror in the bathroom get fogged up and take some time to clear for one to use it again, the best way to make it fog proof is to take regullar shaving cream a plam full [depending on the size] and spread over the mirror then clean it with the toilet paper. This leaves a thin film on the mirror and it does not get fogged for the period of 10 to fifteen days.
Hope this helps some one. 
I know that, everytime I go to swim I always wash the glasses by the shaving cream or shampoo... that's a good idea~~
(I've used these many times myself.)
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I use this when skiing.. it should work for your mirror too
http://www.catcrap.com/ I just clean the fogged mirror with some towel when I'm finished, but will try that shaving trick u told, thx 
wow.. lol.. thats actually kind of interesting... i live in the US and it bugs the hell out of me... especially because i have to take a shower at 6AM.... lol.... i should try that tonight..
Hmm, shaving cream...
I'm gonna have to try this...
Thank you very much.
But does it really work?
I have not do it before.
Maybe this time i may try you told us. i hope it will work.
Hmmm...
Good idea, I will try it...
Thanx 
Cool thanks. I'll keep that in mind next time I go swimming or skiing
wow, thats a good idea.
ill have to try it out!
thanks! thnx for such a good idea. I will surely try it out. 
always learning something new, Macgyver would be proud 
I just clean the mirror with a towel if I want to use it, but that's definately interesting, I wonder about the effects of different shaving creams, maybe some crazy scientist with nothing to do will try it with different brands and post the results in some study great idea will try it . i hope it works
