How do you install the bulbs?

Model BE18/BE67 lighted makeup mirror doesn't have screws. how do I get cover over bulbs off?

my mirror calls for 10 watt bulbs. will these work

I would highly recommend you not use any bulb higher than what your mirror actually recommends as the appropriate replacement. I can tell you that Conair's Customer Service Number is an EXCELLENT resource for trying to find out what the appropriate LED replacement bulb you can use to replace any regular incandescent bulb that has blown out for much longer life and less heat radiating from your mirror which is incredibly irritating, and additionally it will definitely also help to lower energy costs. Although, many might not think that little bulb won't make a noticeable difference. I promise you that everyone you're capable of replacing ANY of your old incandescent lighting with new long-life and lower energy drain, you'll notice a difference in the amount of money you spend replacing bulbs FAR more often than you'll be replacing your newer LED Bulbs, old incandescent lighting puts out intense heat, and pull more energy to actually illuminate. So, I will say the only place on Earth I might actually find that the amount of heat old incandescent lighting might actually benefit me in ANY possible way is if I lived in Antarctica wear the insane heat might actually help keep my central heating system not have run as often as if I had 100% incandescent lighting. Lol... Anyways, Conair will happily look up your model number vanity mirror and tell you what the appropriate LED bulb replacement is the 100% accurate equivalent to the outdated 10 or 20 watt 120 volt; Type T bulb and will also make certain you're not a possible fire risk due to your wattage the vanity mirror's recommended replacement.

Item model number	RP34B
Product Dimensions	5.08 x 5.08 x 5.08 cm; 9.07 g
ASIN	B00QJ5LGI0

(For single-sided lighted mirrors) - Conair Lighted Incandescent Mirror Replacement Bulb

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