The 7 Best Inspection Mirrors
This wiki has been updated 18 times since it was first published in February of 2019. Whether you are renovating your home or spend a lot of time working on your car, an inspection mirror is an essential tool for helping you see into small spaces and under large objects that can't be moved. They have other uses you might not think of, too, like checking hard-to-reach places on your body. One of these will make a great addition to your toolkit.
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Editor's Notes
February 27, 2019:
While there isn't a lot of variety when comparing various models of inspection mirrors to one another, the Ullman Devices HTE-LT2 took the top spot because it has the added feature of the light while still being slim enough to fit in most small spaces. We included a few sets that come with a magnetic pick-up tool and a high quality mirror because these tools are so often used to look for dropped or lost items, this makes the mirror even more useful.
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