Is the shower curtain vinyl or fabric?
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Not sure if it's vinyl, but it's some kind of synthetic, waterproof material, not fabric.
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It is not plastic. It is a soft, white, sort of synthetic cloth. It gets wet on the inside but does not soak through. And it drains and dries out quickly.
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It is some kind of waterproof fabric. It does not leak and looks very nice. I have been very pleased with mine. It is also washable and resists mildew.
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It's 100% polyester, handles and looks like fabric, and is a very pretty shower curtain. I added a liner and the hooks from the same line. Perfect for our kids!
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It's like a thick poly-cotton blend. Not like the plastic liner you would put on the inner side of shower- more fabric like.
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The shower curtain is fabric but not really a nice, soft fabric. You can't see the design in the photo but it's very graphic, quite masculine. Looks cheap and I took it down as soon as I found a replacement. I will use it as a dropcloth now!!Hope this helps.
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It is plastic, a bit thin, but it works as a shower liner/curtain if you so desire.
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The shower curtain I bought was 100% polyester. Other reviews have talked about plastic, so I can't guarantee what you'll get. Mine is very satisfactory. I did put my own weights in the bottom.
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It's not plastic. It is a fabric bench and doesn't look cheap at all. I am not sure why it is listed as vinyl.
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This is a matter of personal taste I think. Sometimes the pattern is so beautiful that it looks great no matter what it's made of. This particular shower curtain is a better quality polyester compared to some out there, but still it is polyester so...Here are some pros and cons regarding polyester vs. fabric shower curtains from my personal experience: Advantages of Polyester: easy to wash, no ironing needed, doesn't fade, dries quickly, very durable Disadvantages: can look cheap depending on the pattern, quality of the polyester weave, and context in which it is placed. Advantages of cotton fabric shower curtain: Can look more luxurious depending on the quality of the fabric Disadvantages: Usually requires ironing, can fade faster from washing, can look cheap if poor quality cotton is used You can always try a cotton/polyester blend which will incorporate the features of both types of fabric.
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it is light weight plastic. It doesn't work as a shower curtain without a liner because it blows around. It does look great though.
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That is what I am using it for now. It is a lightweight fabric that would work for both a liner or a shower curtain. Wynndi
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There is no visible plastic on the curtain. There may be a thin plastic card in the hem. I haven't opened the seam to look nor will I. I use mine as a liner as well.
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Debbie, this is plastic vinyl. It holds up well with the two sided wall stickers.
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It is a smooth vinyl. It is easy to wipe down and has a beautiful shine on it. It matches all my black appliances. I am very happy with this product. I hope this helps
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It is vinyl. It is sturdy yet thin enough to sew on with a traditional sewing machine.
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The closest fabric I can come to using to compare would be microfiber. I am not sure what fabric it is but it does not feel like vinyl. It does "poof" a little when you sit down on it, but I believe that is because of it's waterproof properties.
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My curtain is 30% cotton & 70% polyester. Also washes and hangs beautifully. I've had mine for a pretty long time now, (I think maybe 12-15 years but I'm not sure) and I have no desire to change my ocean side theme any time in the near future.
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I had never heard of a PVC curtain until your question which led me to do some research on the subject. I thank you for enlightening me on this type of product. But from what I have read PVC is a type of vinyl and to my knowledge the shower curtain in question does not have the feel of vinyl. I would say it is more of a plastic as it is not easy to roll, move or squish if you get my meaning. This curtain is rather stiff. I hope this answers your question. Other than looking at the panel on what it is made of and comparing it with the PVC kind, I can only help you this far. Good luck