Yep, if you smear shaving cream over the mirror and then wipe it off again with a clean dry towel before you shower or bath, this will keep the glass fog free for at least a couple of weeks. Other things you can try are: - Toothpaste (smear a solution of toothpaste and water onto the glass and wipe off again) - Vaseline (smear it on the mirror then rub it off - requires a little more work but good results!) - Shampoo (smear a little shampoo and water on the mirror and wipe clean) Let us know how you get on!

Thanks I have looked at Godmorgons but they are only 900 mm high; these in the picture are closer to 1300mm but maybe I can make the Godmorgans work.

Hi minipie, thank you for confirming what I felt was right in my gut :) The bathroom is a family one and is used mainly by my 3 fast growing girls , so I have to keep in mind that they will be performing their beautifying in there in a few years! Would it be totally ridiculous to move the vanity right up against the window so we have equal visual space and I have more room to put lights on either side of the mirrored fixture? I have about 30 cm on one side and 10cm on the other side of the vanity ( not nearly enough to comfortably install side lights). If I butt it against the stud wall, 30cm on both sides of the mirror and 20cm on both sides of the vanity. Hope I’m making sense?

I have a corner sink in my downstairs loo and have a narrow cabinet similar to this one. It’s great because there isn’t a frame, so as it’s mirrored, it reflects the walls which then means it blends in and isn’t noticeable. It’s also a good place to stash spare toilet rolls! https://bathroommountain.co.uk/madelyn-corner-stainless-steel-mirror-cabinet-1200mm-tall?parent=v7001&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI3vDJ1Mzx7QIVCb_tCh20LQvBEAQYAiABEgLCePD_BwE#fo_c=3625&fo_k=1dcdb0e79686829fc0f18427a902f4cf&fo_s=gplauk