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Anonymous users2024-01-24The mirror surface is blurred because the hot water vapor liquefies to form small water droplets when it meets the cold mirror After a period of time, the small water droplets vaporize and disappear When you take the bun, it is dipped in water vaporization and heat absorption, so it does not feel hot The following is cooked first I hope it will help you
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Water vapor atomizes when cold. Gaseous to liquid.
I don't know about the buns.
It's good to rinse it with water, but it will blur again after a while, you can wipe the mirror with a towel dipped in soapy water to prevent blurring, try.
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