🚿 Waterproof Clear Shower Curtain Liner - Leak-Proof PEVA Shower Liner with 6 Magnets & 3 Suction Cups for Bathroom - 72x72 Inches Review

Finally. It's a shower curtain that actually stays magnetized to my bathtub. The suction cups stay attached to my shower screen/tub liner which is made of fiberglass. Suction cup clips hold the curtain to the edge of the tub and prevent water from leaking out. This curtain replaced one I had only used for two weeks which had no suction cups but only three magnets and did not stay in place or do its job. I was happy with that - six magnets is really magic (eight would be great, but that's it)…

This transparent shower curtain was installed as a liner for a fabric shower curtain. We chose this sheer curtain because of its heavy weight, twelve sturdy eyelets for hanging, and six plastic-coated magnets at the bottom. The magnets are not exposed to water and cannot scratch the tub. We liked the curtain's crystal clear material and the lack of an unpleasant chemical smell. The three extra magnets on the suction cups were a bonus that we didn't use as two of them were broken and unusable…

This is definitely the heaviest shower insert I have ever bought. The six magnets on the bottom go a long way in keeping the liner pressed against the tub (and not touching me in the shower. Worst of all). It's also made of a heavier, thicker material than others I've seen, which again helps keep the shadow where it needs to be. The lining is also wider than the last pair I bought, allowing me to lean the curtain against the walls on either side of the shower/tub. It helps me keep ALL the water

We previously had a Pottery Barn shower curtain insert with 3 magnets. In our previous case, we only had a shower/tub combo in our guest bathroom that was only ever used by guests (our bathroom had glass doors). When we moved into our new home last year we had to use a shower curtain in both bathrooms. We reused the lining from Pottery Barn, only to find that the three magnets weren't enough (although strong enough to hold them in place). The lining kept ballooning and wrapping around our legs…