Review on 🚿 67-Inch Non-Leakage Collapsible Shower Water Dam - Ensures Dry Threshold, Suitable for Bathroom and Kitchen by Jacob Seymour

I spent a fortune trying to find a way to stop water from running out of my handicap accessible shower. It worked, along with a few other things and ingenuity. This bumper is expensive, but it worked. Apply sealant to the ends where it meets the shower. I don't know how long this will last, but for now at least I don't have to do much mopping after showering. I've been using it for over a month now. There is no more water on the floor! Also purchase curved pieces to fit the top of the shower curtain to curve the curtain inward (in an "L" shape). A great invention for a disabled shower. Place "weights" at the bottom of the curtain to add weight and hold the curtain down, away from your feet.