Why are mirrors afraid of moisture? Mirror glass is generally cut before use. Water vapor can easily enter the mirror surface from the side cut by the glass knife, corrode the mirror surface, and produce mildew and rust spots. Therefore, you might as well put a layer of paint on the side of the mirror after you buy it back, and also apply a layer on the back.

When many families renovate the bathroom, they do not install a shower room to separate dry and wet, so the bathroom is kept in a wet state for a long time, so proper maintenance of the bathroom LED mirrors is indispensable.

For the mirror you just bought, don't rush to install it right away, first apply a layer of paint or anti-corrosion glass glue on the side, which can effectively prevent moisture and water vapor from entering.

When in use, do not touch the mirror with wet hands, and do not use a damp cloth to wipe the mirror, so as not to be invaded by moisture and make the mirror surface deteriorate and turn black.

When wiping the mirror surface, it must be wiped with a soft dry cloth or cotton to avoid the mirror surface being rubbed. Water vapor condenses on the mirror surface, which can play a good anti-fog effect.

Before bathing, you can smear soap on the mirror surface, and then wipe it with a dry cloth, the mirror surface will gradually form a soap film, which can prevent the mirror surface from blurring.

In daily use, the mirror should not come into contact with substances with acid and alkali, otherwise it will corrode the mirror surface.