Does Rain-X Work in the Bathroom?

[@JayceT2]

Thank you for using a headmounted camera and not bumbling around with your phone in one hand like most people do nowadays

[@button-ator]

You needed to use the RainX Anti-fog. Not the water repellent rain-x. I would like to see this done on the inside of your shower. One piece of glass use the 2-1 and the other side use the regular stuff. Then we can see which really works best.

[@TheDiana09v]

Funny vid lol. Where did you get your cool t-shirt from?

[@CrispyDC]

Surely the rain x anti fog is what you should use?

[@d4tjr165]

Yes lol 🤔😂

[@Krustykrabpizzas]

You have a super cool accent, where are you from? Im from las vegas nevada

[@munky2k]

Glasgow, Scotland. LV is probably my favourite city, managed nearly a decade of SEMA trips before the pandemic, hopefully make a return next year 🙏🏼

[@scottniland204]

Loved this! Thanks for the accurate trial!

[@blueluny]

Saved me a job. Cheers dude

[@angelswings115]

Use regular cheap shaving cream. Works great. Just apply and rub in until it gone. You may have to reapply after a couple months. But shaving cream works. 😊

[@dronemother]

😂That’s a party there.

[@BakaRed77]

Thanks. I was about to waste rain x on this.

[@jsarratt1]

Rain X works... on shower doors. They also have another product specifically for foggy mirrors

[@herrk5651]

Jeez I love your accent. 🤗

[@glichapin]

You funny😄