Is the fabric shower curtain supposed to hang out of tub

Iymnok

Sun, Jun 03 2018, 2:03 pm

The liner keeps the water in, so put it in the tub so that when the water drips down t goes to the drain, not a puddle on the floor.
The fabric curtain is for aesthetics. It goes out as the water could ruin it or cause mold.
During a shower pull the liner to keep the curtain dry.

amother

Silver

Sun, Jun 03 2018, 3:44 pm

amother wrote:

Is it weird to put the fabric curtain inside too if it's covered with the plastic liner?

Yes. Why would you do this?

Iymnok

Sun, Jun 03 2018, 4:16 pm

amother wrote:

Is it weird to put the fabric curtain inside too if it's covered with the plastic liner?

I think it would look funny.
Only put it in when you’re washing the floor.

amother

Lavender

Sun, Jun 03 2018, 6:02 pm

amother wrote:

Yes. Why would you do this?

Because the shampoos, conditioners, body washes, and others are on the ledge, so if one curtain is outside and one is inside , it's hidden in between the curtains when you're taking a shower. And it looks neater inside.

amother

Cyan

Sun, Jun 03 2018, 6:05 pm

amother wrote:

You should have a shelf for these stuff, or some kind of holder.

thunderstorm

Sun, Jun 03 2018, 6:06 pm

amother wrote:

The body washes are on the ledge where the shower curtain is? Most people keep theirs in caddies, organizers or on the other three ledges. How do you get in and out of the shower without knocking everything over?

ra_mom

Sun, Jun 03 2018, 6:14 pm

amother wrote:

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https://jet.com/product/Richar.....809d0
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amother

Lavender

Mon, Jun 04 2018, 1:30 am

thanks for the suggestions ra mom, we have an overhead shower caddy and we put all the stuff in the corners and a little bit sticking out of the corners on the long side of the ledge, but everyone has their own shampoo conditioner bodywash that they like so there's no room and the bathroom is tiny.

Iymnok

Mon, Jun 04 2018, 5:06 am

If it’s really too much, Everyone should have their own caddy to keep their stuff in and store it in the closet, in a cabinet, in their room (dorm style).
It’s not pleasant to spend your shower trying not to upset the dominoes.

ra_mom

Mon, Jun 04 2018, 6:51 am

amother wrote:

Have you seen this? She uses a tension rod near the wall of the shower and a bunch of handled caddys hanging on it, so each person has their own caddy basket. If you're in a rush, check out the video at minute 4:14, but do watch the whole 6 minute video when you have time for more great ideas.
https://www.refinery29.com/sma.....video
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nLRzoiJP-ps

Or this?
https://www.homedepot.com/p/in.....PcIkg

https://www.overstock.com/Bedd.....rfmt=

amother

Lavender

Mon, Jun 04 2018, 12:30 pm

ra_mom wrote:

thanks, I like the idea of baskets on the rod but the rod. the tension pole caddy we tried but it didn't work well.

ra_mom

Mon, Jun 04 2018, 1:32 pm

amother wrote:

thanks, I like the idea of baskets on the rod but the rod. the tension pole caddy we tried but it didn't work well.

The ready corner tension pole doesn't work well with a lot of heavy items, I agree.
The regular shower curtain tension rod from one end of the shower to the other is very steady though and works well.

amother

Silver

Mon, Jun 04 2018, 1:49 pm

amother wrote:

Okay. Most people think from the outside of the shower it looks neater to have the curtain hang straight down to the floor (or near the floor) not being 'tucked in' to a tub. (especially if there are bottles hanging out on the side of the tub).

I hear your struggle.