AmazerBath Shower Curtain Liner, 72x72 Tan Shower Curtain Liner, Cute Plastic Shower Curtain Liner, Lightweight Waterproof PEVA Khaki Shower Curtains for Bathroom with Magnets and 12 Grommet Holes

See through as needed, we initially thought it was a match made in heaven. But reality quickly set in. The grommets were obviously carrying the weight of the relationship but the curtain was too flimsy for a serious commitment. In the sudden and slightly violent separation the grommet got to keep the house while the curtain hung in there purely from the support of friends. It prefers to cuddle with your leg rather than the cold, harsh tub. Which I suppose could have contributed to the separation as the grommet was obviously trying to hold it together. They continue to share residence despite the lack of connection and the obvious clinginess to others.

Its ripping on both corners already. Just got this shower curtain on July 26 (today is 8/4) and its tearing from both ends. Save you $7 for the dollar tree, pick up $1 curtain and some snacks instead. You'll be much happier.

Because it’s so light, with the water pressure from the shower, this curtain rises and sticks to your body.. horrible! Even with the magnets sticking to the tub it still rises onto your body .. almost like static

I have been using this shower curtain (obvious use by the picture) for a few months now. I'm using it as a barrier for my cloth one like I think everyone would. It has held up to my family of 4 with 2 children, very well. It hasn't ripped or anything. I have a plastic overlay tub so the magnets do not work and I just use them for weight. I took a picture to show that they have little holes just in case it gets wet. At first I thought because it was so thin it would rip but it has a stretchy-ness to it.

I have a pan shower so the "magnets" are useless even though I don't think they would help in a tub either. This curtain is so light weight that it blew into the shower the entire time and took up 3/4 of the shower. I had to hold it away from me the entire time in order to not have it touching me. Useless. Don't buy.

The holes are unevenly spaced apart, and as shown in the photos, are placed haphazardly on the lining. 2 of them ripped off when I was trying to put it on, because they were barely even on the liner. This is the cheapest joke of a product I have ever bought on Amazon. Oh, and on one end there’s like 6in of sheet at the end that just hangs off after the holes end, and it hangs out from behind my shower curtain. I threw it right into the trash.

There are 4 different thicknesses on the label (3G, 5G, 8G, and 10G), but this was the thinnest at 3G. I have no idea what the G stands for because in the U.S., we would use "mil" to denote thickness. This would not last long in a kid's bathroom. I can't imagine it would last long if it was cleaned in the washing machine. I have been buying Wal-Mart shower liners for years, and they hold up very well, and they are a lot thicker. It is a little thicker than Saran Wrap. I will use it for painting and pick a better one up at Wal-Mart. In my dark living room, at night, I took a picture of my hand behind the liner.

Which can be a PLUS,,,, and not weigh-down your shower curtain rod and have it FALL in the night. But on a slightly negative side, this product is SO light-weight that the air-pressure draft from the shower "sucks" this curtain away from the tub and begins wrapping around your body. You have to remember to leave the door open to allow for proper air flow. Yes,,,, there are three (small) magnets that attempt to hold this in place. Next time I need one, I will purchase a heavier curtain liner.

A nice to have would be 5 magnets instead of 3 but definitely works well