Need to remove my bathroom mirror.

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I really need to remove the construction grade mirror in my bathroom. It is glued on the wall and I really don't want to break it, bad luck you know. What is the best method for doing this as cleanly as possible? Any help will be appreciated.

Lulu Dubin · Answer

Why are you looking to remove it? There are many posts on Hometalk showing construction grade mirror projects where people have reframed the mirror without removing it. In this post Danielle actually removed it but then said she found out she didn't have to: http://www.hometalk.com/diy/bathroom/mirrors/large-bathroom-mirror-redo-to-double-framed-mirrors-and-cabinet-1025680 I would suggest asking her. @Danielle Fraser can you help out @Vickie?

Judy · Answer

When I had a large mirror installed in a house..they did glue it on. Yours may not be.
If it is not attached with holders on the outside, it probably is.

Michelle · Answer

Did a search on hgtv.com for this exact situation. Found great ideas and videos.

Michelle · Answer

I just noticed you were in Greeley. Hubby is from there and lots of family

Brenda Adams · Answer

My contractor removed my bathroom mirror with dental floss!!!!! I watched and could not believe it. All he did was roll out the dental floss and SLOWLY run the floss behind the mirror.

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