Better Homes and Gardens Waterproof Ultimate Shield Fabric Shower Liner, White

I didn't realize that I was getting a cloth shower curtain with a vinyl backing. However, I am very glad I did. It is working well for me. It keeps the water in the tub and then when it is dry, I pull it outside the tub and let it hang. It hangs very nicely and looks neat and clean. There are magnets sewn into the corners and those adhere to my tub keeping the curtain nicely in place. I think, for the money, it is a very good value and well made. It is nothing fancy but it is practical.

Nice vivid, bright white. Definitely waterproof, lightweight %26 easy to hang. Great value for the money. I'd recommend to family %26 friends %26 even repurchase. Not sure about longevity as this is a recent purchase but expect it will hold up well - we'll see!

Glad I found this shower curtain liner in the store. It is very different from the old liners of many years ago. It hangs behind a fabric shower curtain on double hooks. Very light and has been in use for several months. So far, it is still clean, water dries quickly.

The liner is claimed to be moldproof, however mold accumulates at the bottom seam. Above the seam there is no mold and it doesn't leak water (unlike other similar liners). As long as you are ok with occasionally soaking the bottom in a bleach solution about once per month, which is still easier than PVC liners then it's fine.

This item is beautifully made and very nicely priced. Can't wait to use it. I'm assuming that the laminite side goes inward toward the shower/water. Can someone confirm that for me? I wouldn't think the fabric goes inward. The directions really don't say, and I don't want to hang it up incorrectly, although it looks sensical that the laminate would go inward. There are just no directions re: which side to hang inward, that's not conducive to just everyone who might not know.

I like this liner, except that it collects hair and face mask bits. I spray it with the shower sprayer yet it sticks. I have to throw it in the washer every few weeks, so it is higher maintenance than my other one that is smooth. It's your basic cheap shower curtain, but it gets the job done for as long as it lasts!

This is an average shower liner. It has a soft feel and texture on one side with a plastic, waterproof coating on the other. I purchased this liner in white and I can say it is a bright white. I wash this liner on cold water, delicate cycle and send it through the dryer on a delicate, low temp drying cycle. Even at the low temp, the plastic coating wrinkled and is showing signs of heat damage. I can also say this is not mildew resistant as the description suggests. I found that this liner seemed to attract mildew more quickly than my previous liner that was in a different fabric material. I have to soak, wash, and dry this liner more frequently than the liner I previously used.

The shower curtain is beautiful and really brightens up the bathroom. I didn't care for the toilet seat cover because it's very flimsy, and the mat is also cheaply made. Overall, this is a good starter set if you're just trying out a look or decorating on a budget. If you prefer higher-quality, more durable items, this set may not be for you.

It seemed to be of good quality but turned yellow in a few days (less than a week). I have a detachable shower head and I rinse the liner down after every shower so this is unacceptable. A complete waste of money.

I've bought this brand fabric shower liner before and it was great. Quality of this one is very, very cheap. Almost feels like paper. Save your money and get a cheap plastic one, it is better quality than this.