Sturdy Cotton Duck Shower Curtain, Made in USA (TUB SIZE) Natural

When my old vinyl shower curtain started to peel and split along the edges and tear at the hanger holes, I thought I'd give this a try. So far, this product has been a mixed bag. Yes, it molds/mildews. I live in a humid climate, and even with air conditioning, DampRid, and drying it out completely between uses, it will go speckled, especially at the bottom, and once it starts you'd better tend to it quickly. Which is not as easy as with a vinyl or PEVA curtain, because most of our standard bathroom cleansers are not fabric friendly. My solution thus far has been to soak it in a solution of OxiClean when I see any mildew starting, if I don't have the time to put it in the wash. Possibly spraying it with white distilled vinegar, lemon juice, or salt water after every use might work; I'll try it and see. However, on a possibly related noted, my bathroom overall has fewer mold/mildew outbreaks now, because I think the shower "breathes" better than it did with the vinyl curtain.Yes, it shrinks (even if you don't put it in the washer). My tub enclosure is roughly 58 inches and now that the curtain has shrunk it's only a little wider than that, so if you have a longer tub, you'll either need to buy two or skip it. The length shrinks, too, so you'll have to adjust the height of your curtain rod. But the shrunken length and width are not that much of a problem and even help a bit with the mold control issue. Because the curtain doesn't billow when you shower, it doesn't need to overlap your tub and sides by more than a small fraction of an inch, and the less surface it has to be against, the more quickly it can dry.Yes, it really does stop water. I've turned the shower head directly at it and nothing has made it through. Yes, this really is about as "green" as you can get right now. Mine had no odor at all, and it kinda forces you to use gentler cleansers, and it will probably last for decades with the proper care. If need be, it can be repaired. Yes, it's made in the USA.If you really don't have the time or inclination to inspect and/or treat for mold/mildew more than once every two weeks, get something else. If you're willing and able to put up with the drawbacks to get the benefits, go for it.

At first I thought it was a little "pricey" but no longer. It is everything you could want in a shower curtain. The great thing is that you can wash it and use it again and again and again. Very please with the quality.

This shower curtain arrived earlier than expected, the linen color is just what I hoped for, and love the look in our master bath.I did iron it as fabric generally wrinkles in shipping. Delighted!

Very pleased, however, it is almost to heavy duty, but works great!

used a few times and developed mold stains and spots all over the bottom of the fabric. I can not give a half star or I would

Hole formed on the bottom, despite following all care instructions exactly. Hole continues to get bigger. Sewing doesn't help. Tired of dealing with orange/black mold. Will never buy a fabric curtain again. This was suppose to last YEARS. It lasted about half a year. The lifespan of most plastic curtains at 4x the price!!!

Perfect for modern minimalist bathroom. Quick shipment. Hayley Ninnis West Chester PA

Looks great in our craftsman-style bathroom. Seems like excellent quality, expect it to last a long time and it's working fine without a liner. Made in U.S. which is nice for a change, no nasty vinyl smell either.