Would you consider this a quick dry watershed curtain or does it require an additional liner as well?
1589813
Unfortunately mine is decoration only so i cannot answer the quality is awesome
1589814
I would use a shower curtain liner with this. I am using is for decorative purposes only (I have shower doors).
1589815
I have it with a liner behind it so I don't know if it is watershed or not. I never take changes on these types of items
607385
The liner needs to go inside. With the combination of fabric liner and curtain they both have to go inside the tub. Otherwise the floor gets all wet. The liner is too thin to hold the water by itself. IMO this is a very poor quality fabric liner.
1488563
You do not need to use a liner if you choose not to, it is waterproof but not "plastic" I love this shower curtain!
1694132
Hi Sierra, the quality is comparable to some of the better-vinyl shower curtains found at Target-level stores. As for the thickness, I wish I had a .mil rating with which to offer you a quantitative answer. However, I can tell you that whie I do use a clear liner with mine (to keep the curtain itself cleaner/decrease laundering), due to the curtain's frosted background, you may find a liner to be unnecessary. NB: After nearly one year, my PEVa-Owl-curtain has held-up very nicely thru several trips in the gentle cycle. Colours remain bright, and the article continues to add a delightful, whimsical air to the bathroom where it hangs. --C.C., Amazon Prime Member-Reviewer
2087510
Yes. The curtain is thin due to material used but it hangs neatly. I use a liner with this one because it hangs in the grandkids bath & keeps water in the tub.
530990
It doesn't say on the curtain, so I would probably dry clean it, unless you ask the company.
493085
I don't know if it's been treated. It's not advertised as having been. The material feels heavy enough to use without a liner but I am using one. Sorry that I can't be of more help!Okay, I am now using it without a liner. I would say no, there is definitely no need for one. Am very pleased with the curtain!
1694131
Hi Sierra, the quality is comparable to some of the better-vinyl shower curtains found at Target-level stores. As for the thickness, I wish I had a .mil rating with which to offer you a quantitative answer. However, I can tell you that whiîe I do use a clear liner with mine (to keep the curtain itself cleaner/decrease laundering), due to the curtain's frosted background, you may find a liner to be unnecessary. NB: After nearly one year, my PEVa-Owl-curtain has held-up very nicely thru several trips in the gentle cycle. Colours remain bright, and the article continues to add a delightful, whimsical air to the bathroom where it hangs. --C.C., Amazon Prime Member-Reviewer Hi Sierra, the quality is comparable to some of the better-vinyl shower curtains found at Target-level stores. As for the thickness, I wish I had a .mil rating with which to offer you a quantitative answer. However, I can tell you that whiîe I do use a clear liner with mine (to keep the curtain itself cleaner/decrease laundering), due to the curtain's frosted background, you may find a liner to be unnecessary. NB: After nearly one year, my PEVa-Owl-curtain has held-up very nicely thru several trips in the gentle cycle. Colours remain bright, and the article continues to add a delightful,... » Read More Hi Sierra, the quality is comparable to some of the better-vinyl shower curtains found at Target-level stores. As for the thickness, I wish I had a .mil rating with which to offer you a quantitative answer. However, I can tell you that whiîe I do use a clear liner with mine (to keep the curtain itself cleaner/decrease laundering), due to the curtain's frosted background, you may find a liner to be unnecessary. NB: After nearly one year, my PEVa-Owl-curtain has held-up very nicely thru several trips in the gentle cycle. Colours remain bright, and the article continues to add a delightful, whimsical air to the bathroom where it hangs. --C.C., Amazon Prime Member-Reviewer « Show Less
9585
I used a liner with mine, it just keeps the curtain in better shape. I'd recommend a mildew resistant inner liner
2115806
hi Athenee , some people I know just use the curtain only and others that I know put a liner with it. it would work either way and look great. as far as me I have a shower liner because liked it better. hope this helped you. kay
97637
its plastic and does not require a liner. and as a bonus, it dosnt stink like most shower curtains do at first!
495902
Absolutely. It is a beautiful quality fabric, but has no waterproof liner in the design. I love the curtain-
1606234
I'm not absolutely sure to be honest, but I do use a shower liner mainly because I feel that it helps to keep the shower curtain cleaner. Hope this helps.
510304
I do not use it or expand it in the rain, so have no answer for your question, It looks like it would be. I do not see a waterproof type liner it is a canvas type cloth. Sorry I couldn't give you a direct answer.
565577
This is a high quality fabric curtain, which you cannot see through, but does require a plastic liner to protect the fabric.
1645051
Tom, I've purchased 2 sets of these for two different showers. I really, really like them! Both my curtains and liners have grommets.....I'm not sure what a liner looks like that "snaps" on/off?. Really helps keep the curtain in the tub area.
1295551
It needs a plastic liner. It's just fabric - no waterproofing on the shower side.I don't mind because it hangs to the floor on the "outside" and stays nice. The plastic liner goes inside the tub and gets replaced as needed (once a year or so). It's held up nicely to the strong sunshine in the kids' bath. Bright, sturdy and vibrant all this time. Hope that helps :)