6 Steps to a Fog-Free Bathroom Mirror (PHOTOS)

There is almost nothing in the world more frustrating than stepping out of a perfect shower only to find that your bathroom mirror is completely fogged. Okay, so that might be a SLIGHT exaggeration. Mirror fogging is hardly a matter of national importance. But the fact is it really is one of life's little annoyances and one of those things you often wish you could find an easy way to combat.

The answer, my friends, is so much simpler than any of us could have imagined. It turns out, something you already have in your bathroom can stop the foggy mirror blues once and for all. It's as basic as a bar of soap and a towel. I've tried it. It works!

Defogging your bathroom mirror is an easy six-step process. Wait 'til you see how it's done …

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Grab a Bar of Soap

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Step 1: This really works with any bar of soap, but as you can see, I used a green, generic one. Easy peasy.

Run Soap Under Water

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Step 2: Gently run the top of the soap under some water. Don't get it soaked, but just slightly wet.

Rub Soap Over Mirror

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Step 3: Rub the soap across the mirror in streaks. Don't worry if it looks streaky. It won't last!

Rub Soap Into Mirror

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Step 4: Use a cloth to rub the soap into the mirror. If it's hard to completely blend it, wet the cloth slightly. The streaks will be gone!

Shower!

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Step 5: Shower in the hottest water you can stand. Don't worry about the windows fogging up or the moisture in the air! The mirror will stay fog-free.

Stay Fog-Free!

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Step 6: Admire your fog-free mirror and be happy it takes so very little to make it happen. Those in the know say this lasts at least three showers, and when it stops, just do it again.