Hi. Typically the mirrors are not glued all over the mirror. It's usually down the sides and in the middle. Take a putty knife and try to loosen the mirror. Be sure and wear protective clothing and eye wear. Cover the sink and floor with plastic or a tarp. You're probably going to need an extra pair of hands to assist. You may get lucky and the mirror pops right off - whole. But it may also break. Broken mirror makes great mosaic pieces! Good luck!
Take the clips off, cover everything in the bathroom, wear rubber gloves and eye protection. Take a putty knife and run it along the sides. If it does not pop off tape off the mirror and hit it with a rubber mallet.
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Hi. Typically the mirrors are not glued all over the mirror. It's usually down the sides and in the middle. Take a putty knife and try to loosen the mirror. Be sure and wear protective clothing and eye wear. Cover the sink and floor with plastic or a tarp. You're probably going to need an extra pair of hands to assist. You may get lucky and the mirror pops right off - whole. But it may also break. Broken mirror makes great mosaic pieces! Good luck!
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Perhaps these links will help you as well! Good luck.
https://www.11magnolialane.com/how-to-safely-remove-that-large-builder-bathroom-mirror/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PPNba0KSc7g
https://www.wikihow.com/Remove-a-Bathroom-Mirror
https://www.hunker.com/13413748/how-to-remove-a-mirror-glued-on-the-wall
Take the clips off, cover everything in the bathroom, wear rubber gloves and eye protection. Take a putty knife and run it along the sides. If it does not pop off tape off the mirror and hit it with a rubber mallet.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G8tuYlk6PNY