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    • AlmlyA Offline
      Almly
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      I want to buy a smart mirror and install it in my bathroom. Will the steam from my shower damage the mirror?

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      • qu1queQ Offline
        qu1que Project Sponsor
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        @Almly said in Want to buy smart mirror:

        Will the steam from my shower damage the mirror?

        Hi, I’ve made the smart mirror and placed it in the bathroom. I also thought that steam and humidity could damage the circuits. I’ve been with it for over a year now and never had any problems.

        You can see it here:

        my bathroom smart mirror

        Also I have to say that I have put in different points of the circuitry, some bags of silica gel like these to absorb the humidity:

        0_1568666273744_silica-gel-desiccant---packet---sachet.jpg

        I also have to say that all the electronic part is inside the frame that holds the whole structure, so it is not in direct contact with moisture.

        I hope it helps.

        Regards.

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        • AlmlyA Offline
          Almly @qu1que
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          @qu1que said in Want to buy smart mirror:

          @Almly said in Want to buy smart mirror:

          Also I have to say that I have put in different points of the circuitry, some bags of silica gel like these to absorb the humidity:

          Thanks for your good suggestion. I hope that it will help me.
          And silica gel idea so much interesting.

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            dionport99
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            Any smart mirror should be designed to withstand those kinds of conditions, these kinds of items are often intended for the bathroom area so a good manufacturer should keep this in mind when making the product and prepare it so that it can resist moisture or protect the parts in some way.

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