Here's how you can determine if a public place has a two-way mirror. Place the tip of your fingernail against the reflective surface. If there is a gap between your fingernail and the image of your nail, then it is a genuine mirror. However, if your fingernail directly touches the image of your nail, then beware...for it is a two-way mirror!
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Cool tip. Never paid that much attention to the mirrors before but now I'll be putting my fingernail up against every dressing room mirror I encounter!
Vanna,
That's a wild tip. I never would have thought of something like that! Maybe you should have been a Bond Girl... ;-)
Dana
WOW! Vanna!
What interesting infomation there!
I just learned something today thanks to Vanna White!
Keep it up!
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GOSH! And hear I've been stripping down to nothing in these little dressing rooms trying on clothes. Don't think that will happen again, unless I want to Model.
I will be sure to pass this on to others, and mainly my daughter! Thanks!
Thanks for the tip! In the back of my mind I always wonder about the mirrors in public places, and now I won't have to worry about it :)