iDesign Waterproof PEVA Bathroom Shower Curtain Liner - 72" x 72", Frost

I just recently moved into my apartment and was surprised that it didn't come with a sliding bathroom door for my bath tub (seriously...it's 2017 and apartments still don't have sliding bathroom doors as a standard thing). Anyways, I searched online for a bath tub shower curtain and I found out I needed to buy a liner first to protect it from mold and the wear and tear of the moisture. So I looked around and found this cheap shower liner, but couldn't find a matching shower curtain. I decided to buy it anyways to see how it looked. It arrived on time neatly packaged in plastic. The shower liner does not come up with hooks, so you'll have to buy them separately. I bought Maytex Mills Metal Circular Shower Ring, Chrome, Set of 12 and they fit perfectly. Not the greatest hooks in the world, but they do just fine. I had it for about a few months now and it's very easy to clean and honestly you don't really need a shower curtain. I got the white version of the liner and so far its great. A simple and cheap fix for a bath tub without a shower door. Here are my answers to the most frequently asked question: Does it come with the shower rings? No it does not. If you were to walk on it, would it make a crinkle noise? No noise. It's a clear vinyl like texture. Are there magnets at the bottom? Yes, there is three magnets that hold pretty well at the bottom of the liner. Don't expect to be highly magnetized, but it does the job! I definitely recommend this as a cheap fix for your bathroom shower. Like our review? Hit the "Yes" button below for it being useful. Leave us a comment if you have any questions or send us an email. We're here to provide our honest feedback and information on products we've tried and tested. Thanks for reading!

This is exactly what you want in a shower curtain. I think it's meant to be used as like an interior shower curtain and supplemented with an exterior one, which is what I'm doing now, but at first I just used this one by itself. It was cool, because the transparency made it seem like there was no shower curtain at all. I would definitely recommend this if you have a nice looking bathroom that you enjoy looking at. In my case, my bathroom really needs a new coat of paint and some patchwork in the wall where there used to be a towel rack, but who has time for that? So I got one of those decorative cloth shower curtains to go on the outside of this one. You might think I'm a high roller. I am, of course, but in this situation it didn't matter because this thing is only like $4 or something ridiculously cheap like that. You could buy like ten of these for $40 if you wanted. One thing about it that I have kind of a love hate relationship with is that it shows dirt and grime really well. Cause it's like see-through, you know? So any little bit of gunk is going to, by nature of transparency, be really apparent. I tend to like this though, because I like stuff to be clean. The shower curtain itself is really easy to clean, I usually just wipe it down with my hands and soap while I'm showering. That's also how I usually clean my bathtub. Like for real, you're already in there with water and soap, why not get two birds stoned at once? The point is you should probably buy this and if you don't like it or don't use it, that's like $4 dude. You would've probably just wasted that on dessert at some restaurant that you thought you could finish but it turns out you could only manage one bite and then it sits in a to go box in your fridge long past the window of edibility because, in life, things just come up and you get distracted. It happens to us all. Don't sweat it.

These are very good shower liners for the price. Previously I used more expensive shower liners - but no matter what brand I would buy, soap scum would start accumulating unless I washed them frequently- everyone knows how inconvenient it is to wash a shower liner - or would discard them frequently. So instead I decided to buy cheap shower liners and discard them often. These shower liners are the cheapest and the best quality for their price I think. They are thin - as I had expected however I haven't experienced any problem with them staying in place because they have a weighted bottom. They look fine too (I mean they are clear, clean, nice). It is very easy to slide the curtain clips into the holes provided for that purpose - I never experienced any hassle and I have so far used 5 of these. Overall these are good.

Just a basic shower curtain that does it's job and is a great price. I use it as a liner, I have another curtain. It didn't get odor, mold or mildew while I used it, but I keep my bathroom pretty clean. It's very easy to clean, jump wipe it with disinfectant and then with a damp cloth; but being a shower curtain and quite large, it takes some time. It's not that soft, it has quite some structure, but I have seen tougher curtains. It's not that thin, more on the medium thickness. The magnets at bottom are pretty useless. The curtain sometimes gets pretty floaty. It does not come with the rings to fix it on the pole.

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Good for the price, can't ask for more!

This is a great shower curtain, especially for only $6.65. The curtain includes 3 magnets along the bottom edge to keep it in place, a thoughtful addition. There was no strong plastic smell when i installed the curtain, which is nice, and water beads right off of it. I had to replace my old one because it got dirty and mould was growing on it even after cleaning it, so hopefully this one doesn't do that (though for less than $7, i don't care if i do end up replacing it yearly). One thing i will note is that this curtain is very thin, so it feels a bit fragile. You want to make sure that you don't tug it too hard lest you end up ripping it.

This was the best shower curtain we have purchased. We put it behind another material curtain to provide privacy if needed. Make sure it is pulled out to its full extend when leaving the shower to stop mould stains from appearing which happens with any shower curtain if it is not pulled over to dry properly.

It does the job just fine