Does the fabric liner keep water from leaking thru like the plastic liners when keeping the liner in the tub during showering?
1707218
Yes, it does. It's a good water-proof barrier. It works as well as a plastic liner but is definitely an "upgrade" because it drapes nicer and you can machine wash it. I recommend it for anyone who has purchased one of the hookless shower curtains.
1707219
Not really -the fabric liner is not entirely water proof. If you spray water directly on it, you will feel a slight spray on the other side. After I shower, I clip one of the ends of the fabric liner to a high point in the shampoo holder so that the liner does not stick to the tuba and will drip and dry.
88637
You will need a plastic liner. We used a fabric liner by mistake and it did not keep the water in the shower. The curtain is beautiful and looks great.
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.
370102
No, some water will go through the product, but it keeps a large amount of water out. It's good, but not perfect.
1332486
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.
1287731
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!
2011490
I get some water inside when I go through the car wash. I have a slide bed and have never had any leakage on it.
1701657
I have never tried to find any plastic liners. These foot bathing tubs have such a beautiful pearly type finish that the contents quite easily slide out, with no sticky residue. However, I use Ped-Fix's "All-Natural Tea Tree Ultimates Soaking Crystals" in my foot-baths, which may or may not make a difference. In any case, I highly recommend purchasing both the Inomata Pearl Foot Detox....and the Tea Tree soaking crystals! Both are great products!
607386
Like any other liner,it stays inside to contain the water.We take ours outside to let it airdry after the showers.
1629471
The water does not directly hit the liner, but I have not noticed any leakage
1422641
I am using a liner with mine. The material of the curtain is really soft and nice, different than any other shower curtain I have owned. In my opinion it needs a liner because it isn't a water proof- like material. I love it!
1230508
It is fabric, not plastic. It does not repel water. You would have to use a liner with it.
803702
As best as I can tell, no. I tested with a small amount of water and it didn't leak through.
333655
It has a coated fabric water-resistant "tub floor" and I haven't experienced any leaks yet. However, I've never experienced a "frog-strangler" while using it. For the money, I'm well pleased with it overall.
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.
1287726
Yes you still need a liner, it's not plastic like a liner it's Moore waterproof cloth! I have a clear liner with mine! I love it!
1425994
The warning label inside says" "To avoid possible damage, test tub/shower surface in an inconspicuous spot. Some fiberglass, other plastic or refinished surfaces may also be affected." Our tub liner is plastic and this stuff didn't hurt it a bit, but fiberglass ... I'd be sure to test it first.