The mirror becomes fogged up due to a process called condensation which occurs when a vapor (gaseous form) to the liquid form without passing through the solid form. As you take the shower, many water vapors are formed that rise up. The mirror’s temperature is quite low; equivalent to vapor’s dew point temperature. This means that whenever vapor comes into contact with the mirror, they are directly converted into dew or liquid form and hence the mirror gets fogged up.
Well, that is quite simple. Since you are bathing with hot
water, the fog is the condensation of vapour as it touches the cooler surface
of the mirror. If you run cold water beforehand, you will cool down the bath
tub and everything around and the vapour from the hot shower will condense
right there without reaching the mirror.
If the air saturated with water vapor stagnates, this is inevitable. But if there is sufficient ventilation, condensation will not accumulate. Then fully glazed bathtubs, sinks, shower tiles will look very stylish. This can be done on this website . By the way, when compared with other firms, it turns out very cheap.