I tore all the wires out of mine except what the engine needs to run and the headlights. I can start it up without sitting on it! I can get off the mower and pick up a stick with the blades still turning full speed! I can lock on the cruise control and walk next to it while mowing alongside some blackberry bushes. I know it's my toes. Take THAT Consumer Products Safety Commission! The only critter I ever chopped up accidentally was a black snake (sorry bud) and that was in forward. I do need to add a toggle switch and a back up light. It's dark out in the sticks at night.

One method to loosen the glue is to run a heat gun over the front of the mirror to soften the glue. I have done this method to remove mirrors from drywall. The glue gets tacky then slide some shims under the the mirror and gently pry it off with more and more shims

It's tough, when you love some aspect about something you've done to your house, but aren't so sure about it for other reasons... I sympathize, superchick. Would the vendor take them back if you decide you don't want them? If so... Hope this doesn't sound too simplistic, but what I usually do when I find myself in some kind of situation like this is...take a few moments, take a deep breath, think about what I'm like, and then try to answer the question whether, over the long-term, what I love about the item is going to be more persistent than what I don't love. When I think about it, I have lots of things in my house that aren't perfect, and I bought them that way. E.g., I have a gorgeous maple spinning wheel from the 1830s. It's handsome and perfect in everyway, except that the foot pedal (treadle?) is noticeably cracked. I'm a perfectionist who would have rather have found one in mint condition, but that's not an easy proposition. Guess what? It's been in my house for six years now and I adore it. OTOH, I have a beautiful, handpainted oversized ceramic bowl from Italy I received as a gift from special friends a few years ago. I'm crazy about this bowl and keep fruit in it. But the glaze crazed early on, and I noticed today that stains have gotten into the cracks. I know me, and I know I'm just not going to like looking at the stains. *shrugs* Do you think that effect with the mirrors makes your decorating look like a poor or cheap job, OR, together with what's positive to you about the mirrors, does it lend your house character and beauty? Live with them for a day or two and see which feeling gets stronger. Only you can decide. Good luck with it.

Option D No mirror to the left of the corner cabinet and just hang a picture or something there.