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Revision as of 09:35, 4 October 2009
Some shower curtains close in on the shower user, reducing the available space or even clinging to you, making shower use a pain.
Magnets
Tiny magnets attached along the bottom of the curtain will stick it to metal baths in use. Use only the very low power soft flexible magnets.
Curved Shower Rail
A rail that curves outward in the middle helps keep the curtains in their proper place.
Rope
Plastic rope sewn along the bottom of the curtain adds a little weight to the curtain, making it hang straight instead of wandering sideways. 100% synthetic sash cord is ideal for this, as it is:
- very flexible
- white
Beads
A row of beads or similar decoration weights the curtain, reducing the tendency for sideways movement.