How Do You Install Lighted Bathroom Mirror?
If you have an old light or other fixture positioned a few feet above your bathroom sink (a common configuration), why not switch out that dated thing for a modern lighted mirror? Any local home improvement store will offer a wide array of all-in-one units that contain a decorative mirror, multiple lights and sometimes a built-in medicine cabinet. And it’s as easy to install as hooking up a single-bulb fixture. Turn off power to the room at the fusebox. Remove the existing electrical fixture from the wall by taking out the screws and disconnecting the wiring. Stand your new lighted mirror in front of the open electrical box on the wall, leaning the mirror back so you can work with the box. Attach the wires from the box to the corresponding wires on the back of the mirror, holding the two wire ends next to each other and twisting a wire nut over both of them, then wrapping the connection in electrician’s tape. Generally, there will be one black and one white wire coming out of the box,
