UFRIDAY Fabric White Shower Curtain with Mesh Window, Waterproof Bathroom Curtain with Weighted Bottom Hem, Machine Washable, 72 x 72 Inch

Shower curtain works great! Does the job. Thumb up from thw boyfriend!!

The media could not be loaded.  Many of these reviews are from people who got the larger standard sized version of this curtain and use it on a bathtub shower combo. So they won't have this problem. But The 36 inch version does not come with weights. (Maybe the larger version does as I've seen people in the reviews say the curtain came with them) And if you are able to view my video, you will see that the suction caused by the water flow in the small stall sized shower stall actually sucked the very light curtain into the shower. All the way to the drain!! Haha there is nothing blowing on the curtain at all. It doesn't do that until the water is turned on.With that being said, those of you buying this for a 36 inch shower, you will need to also buy a liner with weights in it. Even though the description says a liner is not necessary.Other than that little hiccup, I do like the curtain. I like that I can see out of the white mesh strip. I feel less boxed in. Since I do have such a small shower.I hope this helps!!

I bought this curtain for it to hang around in my bathroom and boy does it hang.

Last year we moved into a smallish 2 bedroom 1 bath townhouse built in the 1940s in a major metropolitan area. My previous home was a 2-1 built in 1960s rural suburb Florida, and I thought the 5x7 bathroom there with a foot of counter space was tiny... Ha! It was just practice in learning how to downsize and be space efficient. Our shower tub is exactly 60” wide with an opening 65” high from the tub ledge to the originally installed stationary metal curtain rod. We don’t require all of these massively wide / long shower curtains. With the vanity cabinet two inches from the tub in such a cramped space, we also can’t get all fancy with a curtain / liner combo. This and the permanent curtain rod also nix installing a higher / curved rod. Colors are also out being that it would make the room claustrophobic, the only lighting is a few vanity bulbs above the sink, and the tile colors are ivory lined with a blue-green toned pukey gray. As a huge fan of color, especially the mid-century color tile bathrooms, what we’ve been gifted in style and lack of options hurts my soul. Basically we can do for this bathroom is merely a liner, somewhere in the exciting spectrum between clear and white, transparent to opaque. At first we went with clear plastic for cheap and to allow the most visual space and best lighting. Those are hard to keep looking clean from soap scum, and the first time we had house guests stay with us, the privacy factor became into play for the first time. Next, I had a spare fabric white liner to try out. Another issue with our tiny old bathroom, is lack of ventilation. There’s a heater for the few months of cold, but not anything to circulate and vent a steamy shower in an already very humid climate. As to not make the bathroom too steamy and mildewy gross, leaving the bathroom door open has now become part of our lives. With this, comes a certain vulnerability. You want to know when someone enters the bathroom, and a completely opaque shower curtain made for anxiety riddled bathing. I would be showering after work, when my SO would get home, and he’d have to make sure to announce himself as to not scare me half to death. Also, cats suddenly flinging themselves at the closed curtain, or sitting on the vanity and trying to tap at you through the curtain to get your attention, is enough to make you happy there is a drain there. I didn’t bother washing the white fabric curtain when it got a little mildewed, I tossed it. NEXT, we got frosted plastic liner. This worked fairly well for privacy and lighting, but I really preferred to not have my bathroom look like a bachelor pad / dorm room, and really prefer to not have to toss a liner every 6 months or so when it gets gross. I’d stayed in a few hotels which had the shower curtains with the window area at about face level, and I’d loved the idea. Privacy, the ability to allow light in, to fully see the bathroom, and options in plastic / fabric. Great! I was willing to pay $$ for one that would last, but most of these styles have the detachable / washable inner liners. I truly wish I could utilize that feature, but I just don’t have the space for a curtain that hangs outside the tub. I need just a single liner that stays inside. For some reason, it seemed like a lot of these were in darker colors, so it really narrowed down my options of needing just plain white. I settled for the standard 72x72 size because I couldn’t find anything a hair smaller, but with this in mind I also had to consider just where the mesh window area fell on the curtain for our needs. Many many of the curtains have just an inch or so of fabric at the top, then the viewing area. I’m a short person, and so is my SO. While some of those styles may be good for someone tall, or if someone just wanted to allow more light in through the top, that wasn’t for me. For us being short, in a little short tub, it needed to have the opening a bit lower so that we could actually see out of it. This particular curtain seemed to fit the bill: white, fabric, and a lower window. It’s a bit thin, simply stitched, and I don’t really see any real weights on the bottom, it’s just a regular seam, no magnets. I was worried about the standard size of 72x72, but it fits really well for our small shower tub. I haven’t measured the curtain, but the width is just right. I’m not sure how water fast this is yet, or how long it will really last as far as it seeming to be a bit delicate, but I’m definitely looking forward to giving it a shot!

I originally bought a white one and liked it enough to buy a second one in grey (both 48 x72"). The stitching for the sheer window on the grey one is better than the white one. It's nice that it includes C-clips, these make it easy to remove the curtain for washing.The material is not "waterproof" but also does not let water through. It gets wet as you shower but dries in minutes. Of course the sheer window would let water through if it was directed into the window.As others have noted this doesn't have weighting. Instead it has a length of rope stitched in to the bottom hem. For me this is fine as I use 8 of these silicone magnet weights (https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B08J7S9935/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1).

I bought this for our guest bathroom. I am very pleased with the look and material quality. It helps tie the room together!

I was looking for a shower curtain with the window in it and I came across this one and also one with a waffle material. I first bought the waffle material one and my bathroom is so narrow it sort of took over. My curtains are kind of a smooth texture. So I sent it back and ordered this one and a super clear liner and it looks just beautiful. I like the light and airy look in my bedroom and bath and this shower curtain was a real winner. My bathroom is white with turquoise accents. So happy with my purchase also because of the low price. I would definitely recommend this shower curtain!

So far so good. Appears to be of good quality material. I like the see through sheer area toward the top of the curtain. Lets in more light than I am use to with my old curtains. The 36 inch width is adequate for my shower stall which is 28-3/8 inches wide but to ,avoid any water getting pass the sides of the curtains, I make sure both sides of the curtains are facing inward. A 38 inch curtain might have been perfect for me. My old curtains were 54 inches wide and the temperature gradient between the inside of the shower and the bathroom air temperature kept pulling the curtain into the shower. The old curtains were longer as well and adjusting the curtain rod down to accommodate the 72 inch length was no problem. I bought the navy blue and light b;lue curtains as well.

this is the best thing invented especially for a small bathroom - we can see yourself when we wash - I recommend it to everybody

I wanted to wait for a bit just to see if it continued to be waterproof and it did. The insert allows light in,which is a must in a small shower. I bought the 2nd shortest in length ( I think the 48). The weighted hem works great and it perfectly fits my small shower and looks beautiful. Very happy with purchase!

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