how does the liner snap in? Can I remove it without damaging the curtain?
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There's a little flap on the back of the curtain where the liner snaps on and off. It's quite sturdy so in no way should you damage the curtain. Enjoy, it really is good quality and dresses up the bath!
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I don't cut my curtain. I just tuck the bottom of the curtain under the seat and carefully remove it when the shower is over, because the bottom of the curtain will collect water that can be poured out after the curtain has been pulled back. Hope this helps.
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No, water does not get through the liner. At least I have never had this issue. The curtain will be wet when you touch it from either side, but it dries as it hangs there.
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A previous commenter (Brent) is probably right: it depends on the type of curtain you use. We use Hookless brand curtains, which makes it super easy to change the curtain. But we like (really like!) the curtain rod.
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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!
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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
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I did not bolt my in so I could easily remove it for cleaning. I have two dogs that use the door, including a large and clumsy standard poodle, and I have not had problems with the panel remaining in place.
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No, it doesn't. It has quarter-size magnetic weights at both bottom corners. It really does not need a liner and I would recommend against a liner for this curtain. It is semi-waterproof and the curtain will dry out in no time. Having this curtain for two months now and no mildrew. When mildrew does appear, I'll just throw it in the washing machine, remount on the curtain rod to let dry, to get rid of the mold/mildrew. Our family loves this particular shower curtain because it really livens up the bathroom and is easy to care for. Any discoloration on the inside of the curtain will not be easy to detect. I recommend this curtain.
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I snaps on the side under the liner. It is not that sturdy and really sticks out quite a bit. It is removable.
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No, the curtain can't slide through. You need a split shower curtain. I bought 2 matching ones and it works fine. Otherwise, you can just open it to the support and leave the back part as is (i.e., install the curtain rings around the support).
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No. It acts more like a liner. It shows through my outer curtain and I like that. It's thin but does the trick.
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There is no visible plastic on the curtain. There may be a thin plastic card in the hem. I haven't opened the seam to look nor will I. I use mine as a liner as well.
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As Margaret says, the liner you bought is the liner for the hookless shower curtain with the see-through window at the top. It's only meant to snap-in mid-way so that you can still see through the top part of your hookless curtain (which, as others have said, you can buy on Amazon or BBB).
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Yes, just pull it off gently. Great product for tight spaces...well at least for mine.
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Grab it from the bottom lip under the edge of the panel and pull firmly. It will snap off. To replace, start by pushing in snaps at the top an work your way down.
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I hung it up straight out of the packaging and after a few hot showers, the curtain is now perfectly unwrinkled. Hopefully that will work for you as it is the simplest way!
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liner goes inside, don't let the snaps confuse u. liner sits inside tub/shower. main shower curtain sits outside tub edge