Barossa Design Waterproof Fabric Shower Curtain or Liner Hotel Quality, Machine Washable, White Shower Curtain Liner for Bath Tub, 72 x 72 Inches

Very light weight, pure white color, extra long for the win! Even better is that the water beads up on the fabric which is a relief to me as I wanted something non-plastic and water resistant. Also light weight so it's not a stress on my shower bar.

It’s nicely thick & feels high quality. It seems to always dry quickly after someone has taken a shower. Stays nice & clean. We bought the aqua greenish-bluish-teal color, & it looks really nice behind our outer, decorative shower curtain. It’s very nicely functional.

Very nice fabric and hangs nicely. Exactly what I was looking for.

This is the second of these I've bought, though I can't promise they're both the same brand. I just don't remember, and it was long enough ago that it doesn't show in my Amazon orders. I wash it every week or two so I don't develop that orange stuff at the bottom. It washes reasonably well, but I bought this second curtain because the first one developed several runs after maybe the 5th or 6th washing. We'll see how this one does.I recommend that before using it, you stitch the hem weights in place at the ends and possibly tack them along the way as well. Otherwise, when you wash this, the hem weights on their string will twist and pull in, and the edges will float free.Aside from that caveat, I'm happy with this liner. It does its job well. I have a curved shower rod from before I converted the tub to a shower, and I was concerned that any curtain would billow out and leak out the bottom, but the weights are sufficient to hold this in place nicely. Of course, I have to pay attention to keeping it inside when I open or close it, as the floorpan lip is quite shallow, but during my shower, I don't have any trouble with it billowing out.The photo on the left shows the new hem after a single washing (I'd sewed the ends in place)The middle photo is the hem of the old curtain, which shows some of the twisting. I hadn't sewn that one until after the first washing.The right photo is of some of the snags that have developed. As a note, I always wash this with my sheets, so there isn't anything in the load that would catch on the fabric.

Still going strong. It gets moldy on the bottom and I spray with tiled and when it gets ugly I spray more Tyler and shout advance on the bottom and put it in the washer and I do dry it in the dryer and comes out like new. No regrets. I’m washing mine now.