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Wed, May 9, 12 at 11:13
| Hi All,
I never thought about this before...but we have an antique mirror that is perfect for our bathroom, but it has paper backing. Can that be used in a bathroom, as far as moisture concerns from the shower? Is there a "rule" per se on bathroom mirrors? Not sure what to do... |
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| I would think that the bathroom would be a problem for this mirror. I know some mirrors are rated for damp locations. I doubt that this designation was present in the past. The paper may be a problem, and maybe the silvering on the back will degrade. Call a mirror company and find out and post what you learn. |
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- Posted by macvirtualasst (My Page) on Wed, May 16, 12 at 11:41
| Thanks enduring. We ended up getting one at the bath section in Lowes. Cheers, |
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