Must you use a shower liner with this curtain or is it water repellant?
1606232
The package says it's water repellant, but I always use a liner. Let me tell you, you won't be sorry you bought this, it is beautiful. Saw it a Bed, Bath, Beyond for more money. Love it!
1606233
I am not using a liner with this and have not had a problem with it, but I also use 2 curtains so it opens in the middle. It is a heavy material and dries quickly .
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.
1606235
The insert suggests using a vinyl liner, so I would say yes. I bought the shower curtain to make a valance which I use over a blue vinyl shower curtain. The bottom half I'm using to make a coordinating window curtain with a blue valance.
1606236
HI, As a curtain alone I wouldn't do it .Even a cheap shower liner should protect it and make it last years longer.
852412
Clear, but I have lined it with a frosted shower liner so that it actually doesn't get wet and you can't see thru it
1287728
I realize I'm chiming in late on this question, but I'm giving my opinion more for new customers who may have the same question. NO, I do not use a liner with my curtain. It's a 'treated' cloth material that encourages water to slide on down... but, mine eventually started to retain some water toward the bottom. I use the curtain in a small 1/2 bath that tends to be on the darker side, although there is one small window. Personally, I prefer the curtain without a liner--since it allows the sunlight to filter into the shower--while still providing plenty of privacy. Additionally, I've found that even though the curtain does get wet now, it also dries fairly quickly, so I'm happy with it! I realize I'm chiming in late on this question, but I'm giving my opinion more for new customers who may have the same question. NO, I do not use a liner with my curtain. It's a 'treated' cloth material that encourages water to slide on down... but, mine eventually started to retain some water toward the bottom. I use the curtain in a small 1/2 bath that tends to be on the darker side, although there is one small window. Personally, I prefer the curtain without a liner--since it allows the sunlight to filter into the shower--while still providing plenty of privacy. Additionally, I've found... » Read More I realize I'm chiming in late on this question, but I'm giving my opinion more for new customers who may have the same question. NO, I do not use a liner with my curtain. It's a 'treated' cloth material that encourages water to slide on down... but, mine eventually started to retain some water toward the bottom. I use the curtain in a small 1/2 bath that tends to be on the darker side, although there is one small window. Personally, I prefer the curtain without a liner--since it allows the sunlight to filter into the shower--while still providing plenty of privacy. Additionally, I've found that even though the curtain does get wet now, it also dries fairly quickly, so I'm happy with it! « Show Less
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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
390907
We have a thick curtain liner and also sit on it and have the outside curtain hang on the outside. Also using a handheld shower head. This seems to work every time. I've had my share of wet floors too until trying this.
749420
Nope, it's a fabric curtain. You'll need to buy a shower curtain liner, which will keep the curtain from getting soaked. This is very common, actually, & liners come in clear & white, & are very inexpensive. :)
1764745
Not sure what your question is. This is the white liner that hangs inside the shower. Not the decorative part. It is nice light fabric but not too light that it flies around. It stays put. Dries fairly quickly too.
1287727
I just received mine yesterday. The fabric is opaque, it is not too thin, and you do not need a liner. It says on the packaging that "A liner is recommended." But it certainly isn't required. It's probably only recommended because the same company sells liners, too! I have been using a polyester curtain similar to this one for years. The shower hits it, the water runs down into the tub.
1295549
Yes you need... the curtain is made of some type of fabric... it might get wet
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 :)
390912
I have a liner inside the shower curtain. I place my leg between the linerm which for the most part stays inside the tub, and the curtain and rest my leg on the side of the tub.
565573
You cannot see through it, but the fabric is not water repellant, so yes, you need a shower liner.
1295286
It's frosted; can't see through it, but would suggest a liner with it. The curtain is well made of strong vinyl, but it's light and a strong shower can make it billow. A liner helps keep it from billowing.
1634051
You need a liner with it. It is beautiful though and worth the extra cost for a liner
376688
It is NOT waterproof- it requires a liner. It seems to be made out of 100% cotton. I purchased a liner at the local dollar store for about $5 and it works great. Very nice looking shower curtain.
1230508
It is fabric, not plastic. It does not repel water. You would have to use a liner with it.
498666
I would assume that you would have to use a liner in the shower. I use two of them to block the sun in the afternoon in my gazebo. Is it heavy enough to not see thru, yes. Other than that it is silky cloth. I'm not sure what you are looking for in "heavy". It's definitely not canvas, but it's also not see thru.