Does this curtain blow around in and out of the tub?
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I use a liner. Curtain is decorative onI use a liner. Can't answer your question.
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No, just use longer lightweight shower curtains. When we shoe curtains are pulled in, but otherwise we have them sort of spread outward over tub edges. It actually looks more authentic and Victorian for our historic house. This one worked for us, high ceilings and all.
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I just make sure the curtain is inside the tub, and the part over the seat is folded so water stays inside. There is a channel built around the seat with drain holes that directs back into the tub. No problem with the water getting on the floor.
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Hi,I haven't had any issues just pulling the shower curtain across the seat face abd back into the tub on both sides. The deep channel around the whole seat drains/catches any water that might get by the curtain and returns it to the tub. I've never had a leak outside the tub.
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Yes it does but when you fill the bath with water it pops down from the weight.
653681
Yes. There I s a clear window across the upper section of the shower curtain. I really love this curtain.
1234715
No, it doesn't. It has quarter-size magnetic weights at both bottom corners. It really does not need a liner and I would recommend against a liner for this curtain. It is semi-waterproof and the curtain will dry out in no time. Having this curtain for two months now and no mildrew. When mildrew does appear, I'll just throw it in the washing machine, remount on the curtain rod to let dry, to get rid of the mold/mildrew. Our family loves this particular shower curtain because it really livens up the bathroom and is easy to care for. Any discoloration on the inside of the curtain will not be easy to detect. I recommend this curtain.
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No, there are no suction cups on the sides of the curtain. There are however weights at the bottom of the ends of the curtain that will stick to the tub, pulling the curtain where you want it to be. My previous liner had suction cups, but I found that didn't stick very well. The curtain is very light weight.
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Hi Madeline, No, it has button hole type openings, it is reinforced with plastic across the length of the top of shower curtain.
1209907
No this does not blow in when the shower is on. It is so heavy; thick plastic. I love it!
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Hi, the curtain rod mounts to the wall running beside the tub and to the ceiling. Thanks, Kathy
663021
No, this curtain does not have suctions. It does have two magnets, one at each bottom corner.
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No. It hangs down straight. My tub, and I believe most tubs these day are vinyl, so it would not matter.
1209906
I have not experienced that. I am using it with the curved shower rod and it's plenty long to stay inside the tub but heavy enough to stay in place. It works grea for me!
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No, but it is heavy enough that I haven't had a problem with it blowing when the shower is on, as other lighter-weight ones have.
130951
No, it is not weighted at the bottom (I just looked). That being said, I was actually surprised that it was the case, because this liner always stays put for us. I think it is because it is heavy-guage, so it just hangs straight down. When wet, it sort of sticks to the side of the bathtub while showering so it doesn't really move while showering. We used to have a different other-brand flimsy liner, and that one did used to move and stick to us. But this one stays put consistently, even with a fairly hot shower. Of course, I couldn't guarantee it would be the case if you had a heavy breeze/open window/strong fan in your bathroom or something like that. But for an ordinary shower-bath setup like ours, this liner doesn't move. Even though it is not weighted.
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No but it's good enough to do 2 tubs. Also the magic is done by the foam roller patterns. Those patterns are the grip. I try light because I want to use my tub for both standing shower and bath but still it s really good