Waffle Weave Shower Curtain Set with Fabric Liner and Hooks - Hotel Style, Waterproof & Washable, Heavyweight Fabric & Mesh Top Window - 71x72, White Review

This is a very good quality fabric for shower curtain and lining. I was positively surprised. The top bar lets you see and the bottom bar makes it private. It comes with metal hooks but I prefer the ones I already had. All in all I would recommend this. A question was asked about warmth but I don't see any value in it for a shower curtain.

This shower curtain met my expectations. I wanted the top to be transparent enough to let light through and that fits the bill. I also need a longer rod as my rod sits higher and that suits those needs and finally I wanted good quality so it's a three out of three for me. I used my steamer to remove wrinkles. I prefer simple and easy to use design elements and that suits me, especially with the easy to remove cleaning liner.

What an AMAZING surprise! My foster cat has a hard time with liquid fireshit, and misery loves company. Last night he somehow lifted it up to the outer layer of fabric on that shower curtain and turned my bathroom into a crime scene. I pulled the shower curtain into the bathtub and stuffed it with the bidet hose; nothing is left! No chemicals, no washing machine, I would never be enthusiastic about a shower curtain of all things. Other Pros: It has a clean hotel/spa aesthetic and lets you light

Very nice shower curtain. It has what I was looking for. I wanted one with a removable liner because where I live mold seems to grow fast! So that was a friend's suggestion to buy a shower curtain with a tear away lining that you can wash more often and/or replace if needed. It has metal grommets that I prefer to sew into hook holes in fabric, and it even comes with really nice easy-to-swivel shower hooks that I love. Let's see how it performs over time and how it performs with washing. I also…

This is a very nice, thick, durable shower curtain. Looks good and perfectly protects the floor from water. After all, what a shower curtain is supposed to do. It has a pair of magnets sewn into both corners of the inner curtain to secure it in the tub. This helps, but the updraft of heat from the hot water still pulls the center of the curtain inward toward you. The workaround is to pour water into the bottom of the inner liner using a showerhead to make it stick to the tub. The only way a…