Bathroom Mirror

       Some time ago I reported that the downstairs bathroom was very hard on mirrors. Its true that every time we placed a mirror over the sink in that bath it would be down a few days later (never broken) and usually lying at a right angle from the wall (usually at the foot of the rear staircase). Last fall we removed the old bathrooms (both upstairs and down) because they were hideous "grapes of wrath" style (glorified outhouses) and not especially heat conserving in winter. The new baths are much more pleasant and far more heat efficient. And besides that, we have had a mirror over the sink for close to a year now and no signs of it falling.  Hopefully the problem left with the old bathrooms.