Mainstays Light Weight PEVA Shower Curtain Liner, 70" x 71" – White

I have spent TONS on “mold free,” or “washable,” curtains.. and let me save you the trouble.. these work JUST as well and need to be replaced on the same schedule (for a fraction of the cost). Of course you can feel the difference, these are much thinner than the others.. but curtains are always going to get funky.. just save yourself the headache and some money.

It's not too thin. Other than in the shower there are many uses for this clear shower liner. Such as out in the garden or on a balcony or porch or even to cover furniture or books while painting walls or covering a table for artists. Affordable too.

This shower liner is described as lightweight. But, it does well in both of the showers. Because of the texture and durability, I bought 2 more of them to “waterproof “ my community cats outdoor shelters-small houses made from waterproof material . They are holding up nicely.

This shower curtain liner isn't made from the thickest gauge material, but it does the job. The hanging holes aren't substantially reinforced, but they'll reasonably hold up for liner's usable lifespan. Although we are using it in tandem with a fabric curtain, the liner can effectively stand alone if don't value privacy. It can withstand a light scrubbing from time to time, but we expect to replace this liner at least twice a year. Considering the price paid, it's better than other products we've tried in the lower price range.

The material as expected is thin but enough so it hasn't teardown etc.I bought a clear one and lasted many months until it got dirty etc so needed a replacement rather than cleaning old one (which I did couple of times but some stains remains etc). The price went up since last time but for $3 now (everything went up), still a pretty good deal for replacement that will last and looks cleaner and nice..Note the hooks is not included, so don't throw old ones.

The width was perfect but the length was slightly shorter than I thought it would be, though it still does cover the top of the tub. Still would buy again, allows for the actual shower space to not feel as closed in with the material being clear vs white or colored.

Great option for a liner, priced well %26 doesn't make it overly dark inside the shower. I use these even with waterproof or water resistant cloth curtains to avoid mess %26/or waiting on the cloth to dry. I don't like having to leave the cloth inside the tub until it dries %26 this avoids that.

I didn't use this as a shower curtain, but used it to cover of an outdoor plant table to protect the table top from weather and also from water when I watered the plants / vegetables that are in non-waterproof canvas 5 gallon bags. I folded this shower curtain liner in half and I like that it's clear and protects the entire table top.

I've purchased this shower curtain several times and have tried all three versions. For the price, the quality has been hard to beat, which is why I keep coming back to it instead of spending hours comparing other options online. The white version is my personal favorite because it seems slightly thicker than the others. In my experience, it's not see-through at all and holds up well to daily use. I typically replace mine every 2–3 months before any signs of mold or discoloration start to appear. One feature I really appreciate is the magnets along the sides. They do a good job of keeping the curtain in place and preventing it from sticking to you while you shower. I've also never had one tear, whether I used metal rings or plastic ones. Lately, I've been using plastic rings because they're quicker to attach, but both have worked well for me. Another plus is that the curtain is odorless right out of the package. There's no strong plastic smell, which is something I always notice with lower-quality liners. Overall, it's a simple product that performs consistently well and offers great value for the price.

I ordered Clorox curtains for shower and this was a substitute. When you take a bath, the curtain flies and sticks to you. It does not stay close to the shower wall. You have to keep moving it out the way so you can take your bath I am taking it down and buying a heavy duty curtain for the inside