Review on 🚿 Ga-Geetopia PEVA Clear Plastic Shower Curtain Liner 72x72 - Premium Water Repellent Lightweight Odorless Clear Bathroom Showroom/Office/Classroom Curtain Liner with Rustproof Top Header - 1 Pack by Gerson Lagerquist

One of my bathrooms has a walk in shower that I use exclusively. My old shower pad was 6ft long and some of it was wrinkled/crumpled and I think that contributed to the early build up of suds and other good things that need regular cleaning. Since I have the luxury of doing the nice things in the world, like changing my shower pad once a year, I decided to throw caution and frugality to the winds and bought this slimmer pad, which was a great idea in theory. The downside is that I didn't replace the shower curtain at the same time, I just skipped all the other holes in the top of the curtain itself, so the shower curtain now has folds and creases. No real worries other than the annoying aesthetic, but one interior designer told me that my taste in shower curtains and liners was "nothing like it" they'd ever seen. The most important thing for me about this shower liner is that it is "water repellent" because I mean it. Otherwise, what's the point of feeding, right? I was able to test how repulsive the earbud is by drinking two liters of a store-bought electrolyte supplement drink on a hot day and then waiting until I actually had to ring the bell. Since it was already hot and I was sweating from said electrolytes, I decided to do two things at the same time: shower and strum. The splash as I released a stream of blueberry-infused electrolyte clinking against a shower pad was impressive. I wanted to do it against a liner? Not under normal circumstances, of course - I'd just bang out the window into my neighbor's gutter leading to his sprinkler barrel. But in this case, I was asked to test the elasticity and water repellency of the shower pad again. I rate this shower pad a solid 7.5 out of 5. The fender hit my leg, chest and ceiling so now every time I go to the bathroom it smells like blueberry electrolyte.