Mainstays Water Repellent Microfiber Fabric Shower Liner, 70 x 72 in., Blue

I bought this curtain to make a small renovation to my bathroom and it looks excellent. The color is nice, and the quality of the fabric is very good. I used silver curtain hooks that make it look more elegant. Very affordable and I received it the same day.

This was an excellent choice of a fabric shower curtain liner. Most liners are made of highly toxic plastic, so this choice was a no brainer. The product was pleasantly true to size, the material was good, %26 best of all, it dries very quickly. A very sensible, practical buy!

This lightweight cloth shower liner is water-repellant, meaning that water doesn't go through it when used for normal showers. Instead, water beads up and runs down the liner. Even with direct spray, as long as there isn't a lot of pressure, water will run down the liner instead of through it. If you spray it directly, water can go through it, but it takes some saturation first. I use this liner as my sole shower curtain with no water escaping the shower stall as long as the bottom edge is tucked inside the stall. I love that the liner is embossed rather than smooth. It just looks better that way in my opinion, and it also seems to help with repelling water. Another thing I love about this liner over other styles is that it has reinforced buttonholes for hanging by shower rod hooks. Most have a metal rivet which will not only rust, but looks stark and industrial. The generous reinforced buttonholes "disappear" when hung with rod hooks and they always look fresh and clean. The bottom corners of the liner are weighted with magnets. My shower stall isn't metal, but the weight of the magnets is enough to keep the corners weighted down and the shower liner in place. The liner is slow to mildew and is easily machine-washable. It's lightweight and durable. I've used these for years and have quite a few that I use as dust covers and drop cloths around the house when needed. I have white, and it's a bright, clean white. I use bleach in the wash to kill any mildew and to keep them bright white, but I don't think it's necessary.

This item is exactly as pictured Why do you say shower curtains as As linets Because the plastic shower curtain miners are very cold and they make you cold in the shower, so it finally dawned on me that we should just use a cheaper curtain as a liner and they work out really great they are extremely nice. This is a great product. It is very pretty and does the job.

I bought this fabric shower curtain liner to go underneath a sheer/lace decorative shower curtain. I was worried the blue would not match the navy towels and bath mat I already have but I was wrong ! The decorative lace curtain on top mutes the color enough for it to look very cohesive. I prefer the shower curtain liner to be fabric instead of plastic. It seems to dry quickly.

This product is good. You can use them until it becomes dirty and then you can throw it in the washer and we use it again. It's made of microfiber. You don't have any spills from the shower and I highly recommend. This product is good. You can use them until it becomes dirty and then you can throw it in the washer and we use it again. It's made of microfiber. You don't have any spills from the shower and I highly recommend.

I needed a thin shower curtain so that it dries faster to help combat mold/mildew issues in my tiny bathroom with no fan. I also didn't want it to be transparent for privacy. This one works great for that. Feels kinda like paper, but it's fabric. It dries much faster than my other one did. The only complaint I have is that the holes do not have metal rings on them. I worry how long they'll hold up, but the plus side is that not having the rings mean sofar they're staying on the hooks better.

This is junk - it leaks like a sieve. If you want your shower's water on your floor, then by all means, buy this "curtain," but make sure you have also purchased a mop to clean up the mess left after every shower.

This isn't a functional shower liner. Water easily seeps through, so it's worthless as a liner unless you're cool having water flowing through your bathroom. I was suspect when I received it, so I immediately tested it, saving myself a great deal of water damage. I advise you to avoid this at all costs. If you're looking for a shower liner, either go with plastic or spend more to get a high-quality cloth liner. Do not trust this one.

This is an extremely pitiful excuse for a "shower curtain liner"; in the picture it looks like a very lovely color of a dark mint green, and, it looks completely thick enough, AND it looks water repellent; In actuality, the color is a very light mint green ( I wouldn't have chosen it if I had known the color was this light - not very pretty ) ; in ad- dition, the fabric is a very light weight, thin, "window cur- tain-like" type material, totally not suited to be a shower curtain, .... as for whether or not its "waterproof" .... I don't know the answer to that and probably will not know, I don't think I will be using it. I am extremely disappointed with this "shower curtain" (liner).