🚿 AmazerBath Clear 72x72 PEVA 3G Shower Curtain Liner – Lightweight Waterproof Plastic Liner with Magnets, 12 Rustproof Metal Grommet Holes – Ideal for Bathroom Showers Review

Already tearing at both corners. I just received this shower curtain on July 26th (today 8/4) and it was torn at both ends. Save $7 on a dollar tree, grab a $1 curtain and some snacks instead. You will be much happier.

I have a shower tray so the 'magnets' are useless although I don't think they will help in the bath. . This curtain is so light it blew in the shower the entire time and took up 3/4 of the shower. I had to keep him away from me the whole time so he wouldn't touch me. Useless. Do not buy.

Very thin and very light, bought for the greenhouse opening during the North Florida freeze. It fits perfectly for what I needed, but I had to pin it in place because the slightest breeze would blow it away. It is described as thin, just had no idea what the millimeters of thickness meant. I wouldn't buy it as a shower pad.

The holes are uneven and as you can see in the photo they are randomly placed on the liner. 2 of them came off when I tried to put it on because they barely touched the lining. This is the cheapest product joke I've ever bought from Revain. Oh, and there's about 6 inches of sheet on one end that just hangs down after the holes are done and it hangs down behind my shower curtain. I immediately threw it in the trash.

Which can be a PLUS, and not to make the curtain rod heavier and not DANGEROUS at night. But then again, this product is so light that the flow of air from the shower "sucks" that curtain out of the bathtub and begins to wrap itself around your body. You must remember to leave the door open to ensure proper airflow. Yes, there are three (small) magnets trying to keep it in place. Next time I need it I'll buy a thicker cornice.

I've been using this shower curtain (apparent usage in the picture) for a few months now. I use it like everyone else as a barrier for my fabric. It has held up very well for my family of 4 with 2 children. It didn't break or anything like that. I have a plastic tub so the magnets don't work and I only use them for weight. I took a photo to show they have small holes in them in case they get wet. At first I thought because it's so thin it might tear, but it's elastic.

Label says 4 thicknesses (3G, 5G, 8G and 10G) but this was the thinnest of the 3G. I have no idea what the G stands for because in the US we would use "mil" for thickness. It doesn't last long in a baby bath. I don't think it will last long if washed in the washing machine. I've been buying shower pads from Wal-Mart for years, they hold up really well and are much thicker. It's a little thicker than the cling film. I use it for painting and will buy a better one at Wal-Mart. In my dark living…

The shower in my new rented house has a small window on the wall opposite the shower curtain (worst design ever). I found a tiny tension rod and a small cotton curtain to cover it up, but the curtain quickly became unsightly orange water stains. This thin and light (just over 8 ounces) shower curtain insert solved the problem. After bleaching the water stains, I covered the cotton curtain with this thin, tailored lining, and the whole thin fabric was still light enough to hold the tiny tension…

Browse as needed, we originally thought it was a marriage made in heaven. But reality quickly set in. The eyelets clearly carried the weight of the relationship, but the curtain was too thin for serious engagements. In a sudden and somewhat abrupt parting, the eyelet had to keep the house, and the curtain hung there only thanks to the support of friends. He'd rather snuggle with your leg than into a cold, hard bath. Which I think may have contributed to the split as the sleeve was clearly…