Aoohome 72x78 Inch Extra Long Fabric Shower Curtain: Waterproof, Hotel Quality with Hooks - White, 72x78 Inch Review

"Material" is only in the broadest sense of the word. Rather "plastic cloth". It's disgusting and smells like chemicals. Send back!

We've only been using this in our new bathroom for about 6 weeks and it looks like it's getting moldy on the bottom edge. There is some sort of rope in the hem to weigh down the curtain and the area is turning pink with mildew. *We have a fan in the bathroom that we use* I think the rope keeps the moisture in.

Five stars are not enough! I have a small shower in the bathroom with no vents. Mold keeps growing on my plastic/vinyl curtains and nothing is growing on them yet! I have hard water and will buy a few more to have on hand in case I can't buy them later. If you have a small walk in shower you can't beat this!

I ordered a shower curtain that was 72" wide by 78" long. The label on the box said it was 78 inches long. When I started hanging the curtain, it felt like it was short. I measured it and it was 74 inches long. It replaces the one that is 72 inches long, too short for my shower. The 74" is better for keeping my bathroom floor dry, but it's not what I ordered. The quality is good enough; it does the job, but not as well as I wanted.

This curtain draped nicely out of the box and had a weighted edge so I was very pleased. It had deep crease lines that wouldn't fall out, so I tried putting it in the dryer, rinse and wring separately, rinse and dryer wring. NOTHING will smooth out wrinkles except ironing which I did. While ironing I noticed that the bottom hem was loose (like when you need to thread a cord through a shirt) but I hoped this wouldn't be too much of a problem so I finished ironing it. Then I hung it back and it…

Very good quality, very long fabric inserts. They don't have anything special except the extra length I need because. The shower curtain rod is mounted higher than usual. The fabric of this liner is soft and hangs well (unlike a typical hard plastic liner). Every few months I toss them in the washing machine and add some bleach to the load. After spinning, I just hang them up again and don't even have to put them in the dryer. After a while, however, they don't come out bright white anymore…

Bought a 72" x 84" white curtain to use as a lining. We like it very much. We hung the curtain rod as close to the top of our 8ft ceiling as possible, opting for an 84" batt so it doesn't drag too much in the tub. It hangs a few inches above the tub, which is perfect! We had no excess water outside the tub and the curtain stays in place when showering (no static curtain ails lol!). Overall we couldn't have been happier and would highly recommend! Other items in the photo are also recommended: *

"Waterproof" in the title is a gross exaggeration. I hung this today to replace the standard size plastic liner but a bit short for my tub shower. I hung a decorative plastic curtain outside. After a shower, the floor in front of the tub is covered with water that has passed through this fabric panel and runs down the back of a decorative plastic curtain. I found a shower curtain that fits, looks good and would have worked great for my purpose if it actually held water in the shower. Update…