Adagio Marketing ShowerTek WV2 The Original Fog Free Shower Mirror
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Kitchen and Housewares Reviews of Adagio Marketing ShowerTek WV2 The Original Fog Free Shower Mirror
Customer Review: Finally .. a really fog-free mirror.
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought this a few years ago and have never regretted the purchase. Every so often I need to windex the mirror surface, but it is always restored to its original spotless, fog-resistant state like it was new. The plastic water valve at the top of the armiture does take a little effort to move, but once you have it set, you don't much need to mess with it after that. The mirror needs very little water--just a trickle--to maintain the temperature behind the mirror, so you don't sacrifice any water from your nozzle.
My only complaint with this mirror is I wish I knew about it five years earlier, instead of putting up with a much lesser product for a long time.
Customer Review: Product Great - Service & Delivery leaves a lot to question
Summary: 5 Stars
The product was great. It is the second one I've purchased. The first one was at least ten years ago. I bought it in Montreal for $19.95.
The second one cost me $19.95 plus $20.00 for delivery and another $19.00 and change C.O.D. at the door for brokerage fees. This was after waiting a month for the delivery due to a misunderstanding and a lost email reply concerning the inability to deliver/ship to a post office box. I live 2 minutes from the post office in a small town and every knows everybody. I felt gouged by this practice and will hesitate long before ever purchasing anything through Amazon.
Thanks for asking
W Wiltshire
Customer Review: If you have hard water forget it!
Summary: 2 Stars
If you have hard water the life span of your ShowerTek Fog Free mirror is a few months. The unit leaks so much water that you'll get hard water stains all over the mirror and in the drain hole in back. You'll need to use CLR or other cleaning products designed to remove hard water to get the mirror cleaned up enough for you to be able to see it (as if fogging up isn't bad enough).
If ShowerTek could redesign this so that the water circulates and goes back into the shower head instead of all over the mirror it would get 4 stars from me. Until then the next best solution is to buy a water softener...
Customer Review: Super Product
Summary: 5 Stars
I have owned my ShowerTek nearly as long as I have lived in my home--23 years. I am finally buying another one, because someone (not me) pulled and broke it where the flexible neck meets the mirror. Super glue isn't doing the trick, so time to get another one. I guess $1 per year isn't bad. Looks like the new models have two valves, whereas mine only has one. Since I have never used the valve to shut the water off to the mirror, I haven't had any issues with it. Also, we have hard water here, so, the flexible neck got some mineral build-up and held nicely wherever I moved it. As you can tell, I highly recommend it.Customer Review: Saving Money.. plus, does what it says it does...
Summary: 5 Stars
Read an article about saving money... said a sure saver is to become a head shaver... (your results may vary, looks ok on some, not others) one of the must have items is a shower mirror... shocked to see some selling for over a hundred, as this was an experiment, wanted one reasonable, but one that did the job... this mirror fit the bill and works very well, I may never up-grade... re: the head, wife hates it, and it turned out to be very high maintenance plus the first few times are very hard to do... still in stage-one, still experimenting... but the mirror will stay, still have to shave the face...