iDesign Solid Fabric Bathroom Shower Curtain - 72" x 72", White

Update Jan 2023: Started to use the last of 3 I bought back in 2018. This last one is just for when I have guests. The other 2 are still being alternated between machine washings. Not so white as the new one but not so discolored that I don't still use them. The first one is curled up at the weighted bottom and a duller shade of white. I will retire it now having done a excellent job of keeping shower water inside the bath. I am on Amazon to buy more! Would highly recommend! I have been through a number of fabric shower curtains in the past 30 odd years and am impressed with this one. It feels like fabric, looks good, doesn't let shower water through but does let light through. I wash it on warm, heavy soil setting once a week, hang back up without drying, and since November it has no sign of mold or orange at the base. The shower is in use daily, some with very hot showers. Can't believe the price for this great shower curtain that it's more expensive, think double, even triple, counterparts couldn't achieve. By now others would have the ugly sight of the orange or black mold. Bought another as a spare and thinking of a third because it seems whenever I find a good product it goes out of production! The only upgrade, which is not a big deal to me, is that it has no grommets, just button holes to put the shower rings through. UPDATE: Jan 2020 Still using the curtain daily, has some discolouration around the bottom weights but going strong. Use one of the new ones for when we have guests but go right back to the original after guests have left. Still wash weekly on warm, heavy soil, air dry on curtain rail. Excellent shower curtain, would buy more but I bought an additional 2 back with original and only use them for guests coming! Highly recommend. Having no grommets has not been a problem as feared, no fraying or ripping.

I know what you are thinking... All these foolios saying a shower curtain is five stars?! Is a curtain ever so good that people would say it is PERFECT?!? Well hold on to your faces, jerkwards, cuz this is HANDS DOWN THE BEST SHOWER CURTAIN EVER MADE! I don't know if someone at InterDesign sold their soul to the devil in exchange for the perfect shower curtain formula, but they definitely found it. This thing does absolutely everything you want it to do. Do you like having your shower water stay in your shower? just slide this bad mammajamma shut and BAM! Do you know where that water is going? Down the drain, that's where. Hey. Maybe you're like, "yaknow, sometimes I like mixing things up and getting water all over my bathroom." don't. you. worry. Just slide this bosshog to one end of your curtain rod and it's bathroom monsoon season. What more could you want from a shower curtain?!? It opens AND closes!!!! Want to make a cape out of it? Done. Want to use it as a waterproof wedding dress? Done. Want to buy it because it's a cheap shower curtain? Done. This thing can do it all. If you don't like this fantastic piece of modern technology, I can only assume you live a miserable existence where nothing is ever good enough for you. This curtain is PERFECTION. end of discussion.

I've had this curtain for only about 2 weeks so I can't comment on it's claims to be mold and mildew resistant. They say it is fabric with rain coat technology. It hangs like fabric, but I'd easily mistake it for vinyl. It looks like I can wash it in the washing machine without damage to the curtain. I'm hopeful that washing the curtain will not change it's mildew and mold resistance. By the looks of the fabric, I don't think that washing the soap scum off of it in the washing machine would be a problem. I thought that it was relatively inexpensive, so even if it does turn out to get mildew-y I wouldn't feel bad about replacing it after a year. It was the only fabric curtain that I could find that claimed mold and mildew resistance. The jury is still out on whether I'd get another, but I would recommend this product for people who have mildew problems and want to have a fabric curtain that they can wash. For the money, it's well worth a try.

Great shower curtain! The white looks very good in my bathroom. The mildew-free claim is one that is very hard to make, because I do not believe any shower curtain that comes into contact with water can be 100% mildew free. This shower curtain sure does come close though! It stayed mildew free for about 2.5 weeks of everyday use. I was very surprised that I didn't have to wash it before that! This curtain also has a weighted bottom which keeps it in place very well! There are no magnets on the sides, which I thought would be a problem but it isn't! It stays perfectly in place against the tub! I also love the feel of this curtain versus a plastic/vinyl one. It is very soft and it also washes super well! I will continue to purchase this product and I highly recommend it.

This shower curtain serves its purpose and that's about it. I like that it doesn't have metal grommets at the top, but has the stitched hole instead. Nice. BUT, it is not soft as it states it is. It feels as close to plastic as it can get, and yet is indeed polyester. I washed mine today to see if that would soften it up at all, but it didn't. Oh well. For an $8 curtain, it will be fine until I can find one I really like. UPDATE: We have been using this curtain for awhile now and I have to say, it works really well. I throw it in the wash with our sheets every Friday to make sure it gets cleaned and disinfected and I have absolutely no mildew at all. I think the trick for that is washing it weekly, as we do. One thing, I don't put it in the dryer. I hang it back up and let it dry naturally along with our freshly washed shower puffs. Anyway, it did soften up and does what it is suppose to. Am going to buy another one just to have on hand. At this price, you can't beat it.

I've never bought vinyl/plastic shower curtains. I always prefered fabric and had to purchase a liner (fabric, too, of course). I've bought commercial grade fabric liners that said it was mildew resistant, but it wasn't true. I even washed the liner in hot water with clorox and that did not remove the mildew (the bottom portion of the liner especially the hem). This liner is fantastic! I've had this liner for a month now and there is no indication that it will ever have a mildew problem. The water runs off like water off a duck's back. I can't believe how cheap this liner is on top of that (a lot cheaper than the commercial grade liner I used to buy). I'm buying three more--one spare (just in case) and two to give to my son. When he moved out, I bought him the liner I used to buy, so I bet it's probably covered in mildew. This liner is indeed waterproof and you can probably use it as a shower curtain instead of the liner it was intended.

Have used this cloth shower curtain for 8 months as an inter curtain to the shower which protect the colorful and not water proof out curtain. I like that it has metal eyeholes for better durability. It does after a month use get pink algae along the bottom of the curtain that touches the tub (it's a shower/tub combo). Putting the curtain into the washer on delicate and two ounces of bleach will get rid of the algae. Our last one lasted about two years.

Purchased for a beach rental property where you can't count on renters to spread the curtain out to allow drying. Have had good luck with no-mildew fabric type liners in the past. Cons: No plastic reinforcement strip along the top so we'll see how long the holes survive. Creases did not come out after a wash and dry. Seems a few inches longer than typical so bottom of liner will be deep in the tub, possibly promoting more mildew issues (no material can 100% overcome mildew for a long period of time). Pluses: Definitely no smell. A step up from cheapo plastic.