🚿 Rust-Resistant Amazer Shower Curtain Rings - Double Metal Shower Hooks for Rolling Shower Curtains, Bathroom Shower Rings for Curtain Rod - Nickel Finish, Set of 12 Rings Review

These are the BEST double slip rings I have found. I had to remove my beautiful shower curtain because I had drywall and they only held perfectly flat on one side (shower liner used). They show no signs of rust, are so easy to put on and take off, and are incredibly strong. I would give them 10 stars if possible.

They look good, they glide well (they've been on the shower rail for exactly three days so I may have a different rating in a year's time) The ONLY minor hiccup was : Most of the rings were too small to fit around the shower rod. I (probably) said a bad word at first, but then tried to GENTLY pull the hook part a little more to widen it to fit the shower rod. BINGO - a light touch/gentle touch is enough! - I didn't want to pull it too hard and break the hook.

I bought these because they allow you to attach the lining and curtain with separate hooks. Anyone who has ever had to replace a liner or curtain knows the hassle of having to remove both hooks just to get one out and I wanted to avoid that. Unfortunately this required some changes on my part to fix some issues. . The hooks that attach the liner and curtain to are pointing straight up, allowing both the curtain and liner to slip off during normal use. Also, the gap in the hook going through the

I was so happy about these shower rings. They are so easy to install and convenient. I love how I can remove one plastic or fabric shower curtain without having to remove another. Rings at the top make the curtains easy to open and close. The price isn't bad either. The only reason I don't give 5 stars is that I noticed rust on the handle where the curtain hangs. My bathroom tends to be damp and contains a lot of moisture, but this product was advertised as rust resistant. I've only had it…

They are amazing, can't believe it took me so many years to find them. I have always used a lined shower curtain and have always had to have two sets of shower hooks. Of course, the hooks always got tangled up in each tower, and the hooks often had to be removed and attached because they couldn't just slide down the bar with the two sets together. It used to annoy me to be honest and the amount of water that was constantly being thrown out made it rain despite the heavy magnet liner. I often…