InterDesign Waterproof Polyester Stall Shower Curtain/Liner,White

Wonderful shower curtain! We had to finally throw out our old nylon shower curtain after many years of loyal service. We did not want vinyl or pvc shower curtains, so I turned to amazon. Found this amazing shower curtain made of polyester for our stall size shower. It is nice and lightweight, so it dries fast, also easy to clean, I just pop it in the washer at the laundromat with a little laundry detergent and bleach, then hang it on shower to dry. Have had shower curtains before, that, for whatever reason, would "billow" and blow on to my legs, and ick, this wasn't exactly pleasant. This shower curtain does not do that, it stays put. Also the hems of the shower curtains we used to buy would always collect mildew in the hem seam, was difficult to wash out. Also came with magnets sewn into the bottom so the curtain would stay in place, except these were more of an annoyance than anything. The interdesign shower curtain doesn't have all these problems, and it was reasonably priced as well.

This is a tightly-woven fabric, and water doesn't get through it to the outside of the curtain. We had a lot of issues using plastic -- the humidity in our bathroom makes such surfaces prone to mold/mildew. It is a little long for our shower based on where the landlord installed the rod, but even if it was the correct length we would likely recommend doing the following after a shower: Put a large S-hook over your shower rod, and bring the bottom 2 or so feet of the curtain up and looped over the S hook so the bottom end can dry away from the ground / tub / wall. This super basic curtain (and how we manage it) has been a game-changer, and it's easier to clean (via laundry) than scrubbing down a plastic one, in my opinion.

I recently ordered my second InterDesign Fabric Waterproof Shower Curtain Liner. The first one lasted about 3 months as it was not waterproof and showed mold/mildew a few weeks later. It was washed multiple times, but I could never get the "pink" out. It is hard to find a stall shower curtain liner, much less curtain that is not cheap and plasticy. This one has a synthetic fabric feel and looks much more appealing than a PVC curtain. As soon as my new curtain arrived, however, I did not hang it up immediately. I took it outside for a dose of Scotchguarding. ScotchGuard made a HUGE difference. The curtain still looks brand new a month later. For the price, I can buy a new one once a year and ScotchGuard as necessary.

not quite as high quality as the "hotel" one we purchased at the big-beyond, but good enough. the bottom is weighted with a thin vinyl cord (round) whereas the other is a thicker, heavier "strip" (flat). the holes on this version are stitched -- not grommets -- and might be good in the long run (no rust). overall, very happy and will likely order again if only because it's easy and the product is almost 1/2 the price of our previous one ($20).edit: after 3 of these, we've noticed that they tend to collect mold/mildew at the bottom cord a good bit quicker than others -- and they don't wash well... however, at about $10, they're quite easy to replace.

These were perfect for my use. The holes lined up perfectly with the outer curtain that I purchased contrary to some of the previous reviews that said they did not. They are lightweight but have a nice feel to them. They do not feel plasticky at all. I am totally happy with them. The length was perfect since it needed to fall below the rim of the pan. Weights would not have worked as well. I am totally happy with them.

Water does not hit the curtain in our shower, so I decided to try a fabric liner to replace our old vinyl one. First of all, it was easy to hem by machine to make it a perfect fit. Secondly, it is sleek and simple. I pre washed it according to directions and used a warm iron to take out most of the wrinkles. Since it's been hung, the wrinkles have disappeared. Great quality for price.

I had a Croscill fabric liner which I loved. However, I needed a longer curtain. In addition, I had a longer rod, so I ordered two of these to cover both width and length. My Croscill liner felt like fabric, looked like fabric, and did not get moldy. I wish I could have found a Croscill that was 78" long.This one says it is fabric, but it looks and feels like vinyl. I even washed before hanging, but the fold marks are still very visible.And worst of all, this thing started showing mold very quickly, and doesn't wash out. It says not to use chlorine bleach. I may try it anyway - can't make it worse.

Much prefer this type of shower curtain because it is more of a fabric than a sheet of plastic. Also it does not have that vinyl smell.I order this size on Amazon because shower stall curtains are not easily found in local stores and this allows me to conveniently change colors if I so desire. I mainly purchase the off white because it is cheaper than the other colors.These last longer than the plastic/vinyl sheeting.