Mainstays White Water Repellent Fabric Shower Curtain Liner, 70” x 72”

Exactly what I needed. Also saves me money because instead of throwing away the plastic liner when it tears or gets soap residue, I can just toss the fabric liner in the wash

The liner serves its purpose well. Other liners that I've used raise up at the slight outward airflow. I don't like it when I have to keep pushing a liner away from me when I'm showering. The liner is lightweight and was easy to hang. I am very satisfied with my purchase.

it's the perfect washable shower liner! I like the quality and the price means I can afford to buy more to change out often because shower liners and curtains harbor all kinds of yuck. I wash it and hang dry-- that's convenient!

We used the standard PVC type shower curtains for over 40 years until we found out about fabric shower liners 3 years ago. Yes we use this as the only "shower curtain" in our tub and no longer have the smelly PVC vinyl curtain that gets covered with water marks. These curtains do not let water through them while you take a regular shower, not to say if you had a hand held sprayer and aimed it right at the curtain for a minute that water would not go through, but who would do that anyway. This curtain is very soft and hangs well and doesn't "attack" you while your showering lol. They dry very quickly after a shower providing you extend it open again and you can also machine wash this curtain to keep it clean and fresh. Yes after a year you will probably want to replace it like any other shower curtain but for the price its well worth it.

I love the texture of this shower liner. I love the color is really really a perfect white shiny soft on the body. I love the fact that I don't get tangled up and touched by a plastic anymore. It does have the stones that literally stuck to the tub I just wish it had two more in the middle. It only has one in each bottom right and is not enough to hold the whole curtain against the tub. That will be my only complaint , as far as mold like other people had complained I don't know yet , it's brand new. I will keep you posted.

It is very lightweight and pretty thin. Does what it is supposed to do, but don't spray water on it directly, or it will leak through. For the price, it's a good buy.

This shower curtain has been hit or miss for me. I've purchased 4 over the last 2 years and I find the product isn't consistent. I initially purchased 2 curtains, one was as described and I loved it (white)! The other developed mold within weeks and water seeped right through it (also white). I tossed it and purchased another, no problems. Moved and needed another curtain, purchased in white, and it does repel water but it's discolored along the bottom. I've washed it, used stain removers, and soaked it in Oxi with no luck. I'm not sure what the deal is. I hate the look of the discoloration around the bottom, but I'm not sure I'll try purchasing another one.

Nice it is fabric but does NOTHING to keep water inside the tub. Yes curtain is inside the tub and I don't take long showers but had a huge puddle of water at base of tub. SO MAKE SURE YOU PUT A TOWEL DOWN BEFORE YOU SHOWER. OR BETTER LOOK FOR A DIFFERENT LINER. Unfortunately I hate the smelly plastic ones or the hard stiff ones. So my search continues for a decent liner.

I highly recommend that you spray water through the curtain first to understand how much water comes through. It seems there are issues with quality control according to other reviews I read. The one I bought allowed water through over the course of a shower, and it took many towels to soak up the puddle. The liner was never directly sprayed to my knowledge, just normal shower spray. I bought this thinking it would be a washable waterproof liner. Mine was not waterproof. Perhaps it's better just to go with plastic. I bought this one because the plastic ones are harmful to the environment I guess, but I don't see what choice I have, except to go back to baths, which take too long.

I bought this and hung it up in the afternoon and that evening when I went to shower I opened the curtain to my bathroom floor flooded with water. It took 5 bath sheets, larger than normal towels, to soak up all the water. Yes I had the liner in the tub the whole time. No I was not spraying an "excessive force" of water against the curtain.