Do you put the fabric liner inside the tub, or does it hang outside?
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I had both inside and was corrected by a few people. The liner is inside the tub, the curtain hangs outside.
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.
607386
Like any other liner,it stays inside to contain the water.We take ours outside to let it airdry after the showers.
607387
either fabric or plastic liner goes inside tub to keep water from going outside tub or on floorfabric liner is water resistant
607388
Hi inside it only works with the hookless shower curtains. It's just the plastic liner for the inside of the shower
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I just hang mine in the garage or on the clothes line in the yard.If not able to do either hang it over the shower head.it will dry out.
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As everyone else said, there are two "foot shaped" rubber inserts that fit perfectly on the bottom and have holes cut out for the bubbles to go through. I LOVE the rubber liners and they also have little spikes on them that are somewhat soft and I smash my feet into them, they feel good! There is no liner that covers the entire tub though.
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I turn mines inside out and hand wash it in the tub with soap and water and let it hang dry. I'm sure you can probably do the washer machine as well, but that's the way I prefer to do it.
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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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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.
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I used a liner with mine, it just keeps the curtain in better shape. I'd recommend a mildew resistant inner liner
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Hi, I haven't had any issues just pulling the shower curtain across the seat face abd back into the tub on both sides. The deep channel around the whole seat drains/catches any water that might get by the curtain and returns it to the tub. I've never had a leak outside the tub.
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Mine is inside my daughters room. The fabric is strong, but I wouldn't leave it outside 24/7. hanging it up when you want to use it is more feasible. Hope this helps!!
716072
Sorry, but I can't honestly answer this question. Our hot tub is on our three season porch, so it's inside. The towel warmer is also on said porch. So, it's not exposed to the elements. It's great though. We use it all winter!
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Yes, we are using it without a liner...however I think I might get a liner so we can preserve it and keep it outside the tub where we can see all of the art work
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I think you need to have it hanging vertically, otherwise the water might drip out. Plus I think having it hanging helps release the wrinkles.
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It's a heavy curtain and mine sticks to both walls and it's really long so it sticks inside the tub too. I really like this shower curtain. Buy one to try and if you like them buy a few more. Good luck!
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I used the bath tub...in a washing machine, I was afraid it woul block the holes in side of tub.I just buy a new one ...my patio cabana has the old ones to close over netting in winter so we can still use it
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You can leave it open or use a fabric liner. It really depends on where it's going to be set up.
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I just bought it and it is great -lovely to look at and efficient in keeping the water in the tub. I wouldn't use a liner because I like the shower to have light and this curtain is clear. But there is no reason you couldn't use a liner if you want privacy. Otherwise there is no reason to do so.
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there is no way to keep the water in the tub unless you get a shower liner and put it and cut it so it can be tucked through the chair