- BigFoot Clear Shower Curtain Liner - 72x72 Odorless Plastic with Magnets, Washable Long Bathroom Curtain - Premium PEVA Waterproof Bath Shower Liner, Rust-Proof Bathroom Essentials

This is a good liner, thin, and with magnets at the bottom, so they liner can stay “seated” to the bathtub wall.

Great, clear curtain liner that is well made. It does look to wash off well and the look of a very nice and straight curtain liner. Not expensive and doesn't wrinkle like some of the less sturdy ones! Great choice for a liner.

Thick, easy in put up, weighted at the bottom to hold down. Bought a decorative one to put in front of it and this one has one hole more than the deceptive one. It’s a good quality liner. I would definitely recommend it.

It’s too thin but I’m glad to get it bc my old one was very dirty. I would rather have a think cutting.

Standard curtain liner, no smell, easy to put up. Gets the job done.

This is a great shower curtain the water beads up and rolls off of it so you don’t have to worry about water sticking to it and causing mold. My only complaint is I wish the magnets on the bottom were a little heavier because our tub is not magnetic, and the curtain tends to drift inward.

I was skeptical when I first got this I thought there is no way this is gonna hold up. It’s super thin and I was slightly annoyed in my first shower by how the magnets really are weak and they don’t attach to the tub wall at all a quick remedy for that is to just get a little bit of water on the wall by the faucet and make sure it clings to it and then you can do that on the backside as well just to ensure it is sealed. That being said, I absolutely love the affordability of this curtain and how good it has held up after about 15+ showers. I like that I can see what I am doing much better because it’s brighter when showering. I like that the water beads off of the curtain nicely to where you don’t see many water spots on the curtain if you air dry it appropriately. My only advice would be to make sure you get a single clip to hang versus what I did which was a dual clip, which does not hold since I’m not using an outer curtain, but that has nothing to do with this product. I highly recommend getting two of these and maybe every three months putting up a new one it’s a great way to keep your bathroom fresh smelling good and if you like to display your shower products, it could be a nice way to glam up your bathroom.

In the dim solitude of a bathroom where steam drifts like ghostly breath and droplets tremble upon the tile, the BigFoot Clear Shower Curtain Liner hangs with a quiet, unwavering grace. Its 72x72 expanse, transparent as morning mist upon the moors, forms a gentle barrier between the bather and the world beyond—a fragile veil that yet proves remarkably steadfast. Though fashioned of odorless PEVA, humble in its simplicity, it carries an air of solemn purpose, as though it understands the sanctity of these small, private rituals. The liner falls in calm, unbroken folds, its surface smooth and cold, yet somehow tender in its vigil. Along its hem, magnets cling with a resolute loyalty, refusing to let the curtain billow wildly with every whisper of steam-laden air. They anchor the veil as the earth anchors the wandering fog, keeping it close, composed, and protective. Its waterproof nature offers a quiet triumph over the ever-encroaching tide that seeks to pool across the floor; droplets strike, gather, and slip away, never breaching its patient guard. The rust-proof grommets, small but steadfast, lend an enduring strength, resisting time’s slow decay as though defying the melancholy wear that life so often imposes. Washable, calm, and enduring, the BigFoot liner stands as an overlooked sentinel—shielding, separating, and holding back the restless water with a devotion as gentle and unspoken as any kept on the lonely moors.