How can it help while showering - isn't it behind the shower curtain when the curtain is closed?
1487424
no, it doesn't help while showering, as it IS behind the shower curtain. It is only helpful for securely getting in and out of the bath tub safely. If you need help in the shower, I would recommend grab bars attached to the wall.
1487425
Yes. It would be behind the curtain. Perhaps wall mounted grab bars would be needed. Handle is useful getting in and out over side or seated with hand held shower.
1487426
I usually take baths but when I shower, I just pull the curtain around it. But if you feel you need more stability while showering I would bet a wall mounted shower bar as well.
1487427
Yes it is behind the curtain. I use it for getting into and out of the tub. I have it positioned about midway on the tub so I can move the curtain aside when I get in. It gives me the stability I need. Once I'm in the shower I close the curtain completely.
945972
There is a little rubber edge that gives it some grip to the floor. because our drain is the lowest point in the shower, unless you make an effort to kick it, it doesn't seem to be much of an issue for us. Hair does seem to flow under the edge though.
92971
I only use it to get in and out of the tub. I only take showers so I don't know your particular problem. It does tighten on the tub securely so I'm sure you wouldn't pull it off. Sorry I can't be of more help.
24489
There is a switch on the side of the shower head that will, when you turn it, only let the water through the hand held unit.....in fact I leave it on that setting all the time, it seems to offer a stronger water stream.
386811
I tuck the shower curtain under my leg, making sure all of the curtain bottom is inside the tub. When finished, I carefully remove the shower curtain from the seat, making sure the water drains into the tub. Like the bench. I am certainly glad I have it.
1072352
The ceiling support stops the shower rings. I have the support in the middle of the bend in the curtain rod, and have straddled the support--some of the curtain on one side, some on the other. But the curtain rings cannot slide past the support.
390911
the rehab nurse showed us how to pull the curtain over and fold it in a way that the water runs into to tub. its not as hard as you might think. a hand held shower head also helps.
1269036
It helps if the room is really hot. You have to keep cooling the water though. This helps with the dry air too.
1962533
Magnets would be a good solution to this problem you're having. Can you control the flow of air while you shower? I'm thinking it's the difference between cold and hot air that is causing the movement, or you're just irresistible.
1506860
Not unless your ear is right next to it. When take a shower, I don't hear it tick. The hard rubber casing that goes around the side may help dampen the sound too.
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.
1830936
no... there would be a gap in coverage and it might not stay on. It would also impede the movement of the shower curtain rings.
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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I had the same ? I saw a special shower curtain on amazon that has a section that tucks into the chair. Also I read some folks using two curtains like on a window pulling one behind the chair and tucking around the side and folding on bench while the curtain on the other side pulled to within that curtain and folded up on the inside of the other curain from the back on the chair also . Some stated they tuck the curtain under their leg. I don't know how it would work if someone has to help. A hand held shower head is a must . Many happy bubbles!!
1058931
Yes, but it has a plastic piece that keeps the shower curtain moving freely. The curtain doesn't get stuck halfway through closing.
565576
You can't see through the curtain. I believe it needs a liner, but then I believe all shower curtains need one, since the curtain goes on the outside of the shower/tub, & the liner on the inside.....
1695630
I purchased this for a friend who had hip surgery. She uses a shower curtain, which covers the part covering the edge of the tub. I don't think you would be able to close a shower door.