Michelle Houareau
By hooking up a no mold shower curtain liner between your existing fabric curtain and your shower, you can say goodbye to ugly and smelly mold on your shower curtain forever. In fact, you don't even need the fabric shower curtain. A shower curtain liner can be the only thing you need to use to keep the water in and the mold out. However, you will need to clean it occasionally to remove the build up of soap scum.
Edited after typing my question: I just checked and my shower curtain is 100% POLYESTER] I recently moved and purchased an almost cloth-like shower curtain liner (it is not thick plastic like my o...
by Robin Neorr The look of your bathroom isn't complete without the right shower curtain. Over time, this bathroom centerpiece can take a serious beating. Shower curtains are exposed to soap scum, dirt, and grime on a daily basis. It's no wonder they start to look dingy, but you can take care of this problem in just a few easy steps.
A shower curtain is for decor and hung on the outside of the bathtub/shower. Whereas a shower curtain liner is hung on the inside of the tub/shower to protect the shower curtain. In simpler terms...SHOWER CURTAIN: gets to hang and look pretty and be dry.
Do I put both curtains on the same rod & use same hooks or use different hooks and need a second bar? No directions other than cloth label states liner recommended!
