8 Pack Windproof Stop Protect Clips For Shower Curtains - EONMIR Splash Guard Curtain Clips With Self-Adhesive Backing (White) Review

I recently moved into an apartment that has a large shower stall in the master bedroom. The ledge at the bottom is very low and even with an extra long curtain and liner, I was getting water all over the place. It got to the point that I kept a towel down to soak up the water. Then I stumbled across these in a Buzzfeed article. Glad I bought them. I have 2 at the bottom of the shower ledge and no more bathroom floods.

I like this product. Too many times i buy a new liner curtain and its short, no weights, blows inside the shower.ect. but these clips are easy to install and attach the curtain in.no more issues!

Used this to keep water from getting outside the tub/shower. Very effective. Easy instructions. Had to modify for our tub, because our tub doesn't have the shape that these would easily fit in. Took awhile to finish it. Pleased with the results.

I tried using a butter knife, a thin metal cake server etc. I never was able to open the clips wide enough and slide my liner into it at the same time. I can see how they might hold the curtain tight but who wants to spend an hour trying. I would love to hire a hunky handyman to join me in the shower to do it but it's out of my budget. Too late to return so I will take them off. I just bought 4 long magnetic weights to keep the shower curtain from attacking my body.Hope they work.

There are 2 sides in our shower that are open and I got these to seal the water. They function as they should and do a good job, but did not seal the water. The water is just gathered into a single stream and goes off the side of the tub when the shower hits the edge. Next I will try these with an added guide for the water.

I purchased these to clip the shower curtain by the tub to keep water from coming out of the sides when we shower. It sticks well to tile (despite the other reviews), can be removed if needed, but cannot be reused. It doesn’t solve the problem of water escaping but I’m sure it will do well just to keep the curtain closed for privacy. It’s not very attractive either so because it didn’t serve much of a purpose for me and it looked like a cheap addition, I decided to remove it. I may be able to…

I cleaned wall with alcohol then placed on wall. Hand held for one minute then let set over night. Only downside for a senior like me is clip is so strong it is a bit difficult to pull open to place curtain in clip. It holds great after this is done.

Overall it has helped to keep the shower curtain in place. It slips out once in a while, but not a big deal. The clips might not be suitable for use in damp or wet conditions.

My curtain in my bedroom has a rod that sticks out from the wall a bit and in the mornings, the sun seems to shine in that window exclusively. These hold my curtain against the wall tightly so much less sunlight gets in. I was worried it wouldn't work with blackout curtains, but it does. I have the Revainbasics black out curtains and they fit in these perfectly.

I followed all of the instructions to a T; cleaning my shower with isopropyl alcohol, letting the area dry, stuck the clips on and waited 24 hours to attach the curtain and run water. After a week, 2 of the clips have become detached from the wall. It’s so disappointing because you can’t reattach them. Now I’ll either have to order more, or specifically order more adhesive. Obviously these are not waterproof or durable.

It was very difficult to pull the shower curtain through. It sticks very well. I just Dread when I have to remove the shower curtain and put another one into it. I wish I had a tight clip

I needed a way to keep the shower curtain flush, to the wall on my shower. I was also looking for something more appealing to look at, then the chip clips, ( of varied neon colors), that my husband was originally using to clip the curtain to the metal strip, next to the shower. I was so happy to find these. Not only did these work, but now my shower looks classy and not like a DIY project gone wrong.

It is not windproof for outdoor Curtains. We added 3 in each site and it didn’t work. We added extra support at the bottom to hold the curtain in its place.

cleaned surface, let dry, applied clip. left 12 hours. fell off first use. Clips very tight and no offset to make sliding curtain in. It is chore

We live in a small apartment that is a converted attic space. As such we have slanted ceilings throughout different spaces. One such space was in the shower where at the end there was 6 or so inches that the shower curtain did not reach. It was not a huge issue in the summer because it was hot and I needed a little fresh air however as it started to cool down I was losing precious steamy warm air out this giant gap. I saw this product in a buzzfeed article and it was exactly what I was looking…

Amazing product, just order two packages! Super easy to install but can only install once. Hard to use with plastic curtains but keeps a tight hold! Highly suggested to use the u shaped curtain rod

These really stick on. Easy to apply. Opening the clip to put the shower liner in is actually painful. The clip itself is difficult to use.

Have you ever had one of those weeks where everything seems to go wrong? That was the story of my week, including, but not limited to: a raccoon in the attic, the family pet dying and one of the shower doors breaking (our downstairs bath). For now, we decided to just hang up a shower curtain. It’s faster and more economical than replacing the shower door, given we have other things we are contending with. The shower curtain, rod and clips came via Prime in just a couple days and turned out to…

These stick very easy and fast so be 100% sure you know exactly where you want it before letting it touch the surface. also make sure you have a good durable shower liner because it will wear and tear a thin liner quickly

Nice size. Blends in with baseboard and air vent. Stuck securely to eggshell finish latex painted wall. I use this to keep the curtains out of the way air vent so the cool or warm air blows into room and not behind curtains.