Consequently, removing them requires a specific procedure that needs to be done with care.
It’s still a relatively quick and easy task that can be performed with minimal tools or expertise.
Progressively work your way from each corner to the center of the mirror.
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Continue this process for at least 15 minutes to loosen the glue holding the mirror to the wall.
Repeat this process on each corner until all four are loose.
Continue prying each of the four sides while progressively working toward the center of the mirror.
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For larger mirrors that won’t fully separate from the wallby prying, continue to the next step.
Begin sawing through the adhesive by sliding the wire in a back-and-forth motion.
Continue sawing until you’re roughly 3/4 of the way to the bottom of the mirror.
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Ifcutting the adhesivebecomes too difficult at any point, you might apply more heat and gentle prying.
Pull slowly and carefully to minimize the risk of the glass shattering.
Have your partner hold the bottom of the mirror in case it accidentally drops off the wall.
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Once the clips are removed, grasp one side of the mirror while your partner grabs the other.
Gently lift the mirror out of the loosened bottom clips and carefully set the mirror aside.
You may also consider hiring a pro if the mirror’s adhesive proves too difficult to remove yourself.
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The Spruce / Sanja Kostic
The Spruce / Sanja Kostic
