Home Curtains Online

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   C.G.
   March 20th, 2010 - 02:29

   There’s certainly nothing glamourous about a plastic curtain, but with a 55 year old house with a wood window in the shower, it is an unfortunate necessity! My pair of “clear frosted” panels came with only one usable panel, which, as I will explain, ended up working out fine. One panel was not completely sewed/sealed together at the rod pocket. I would have sent it back, but I actually hated the way using the two plastic panels to try and give a scrunched “curtain” look ended up looking, and I ended up just using one panel (which fortunatley was just the right size to fully cover the width of the window and stretched perfectly across the length of the curtain rod). The plastic is a good weight for this purpose….not too stiff, but substantial enough to hang well. Don’t think I would ever have any use for that extra panel except as a drop cloth, so I could find no value in taking the time to exchange it. So all is well and the tacky plastic curtain is doing it’s job!
   Rating: 3 / 5
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   gladdgal
   March 20th, 2010 - 03:41

   just perfect for my bathroom window it is so hard to find 45″ length curtains. I am very pleased with the curtain
   Rating: 5 / 5
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   Ann BK
   March 20th, 2010 - 05:33

   I purchased this curtain for a wooden framed bathroom window that sits directly in my shower – I guess you could say that the architect who designed the house didn’t use the best judgment 40 years ago
   
   This curtain is a great length, and protects the entire frame from getting wet and ruined. It’s also a softer vinyl, which is great and much less likely to dry up and tear as many other plastic curtains have. Plenty of colors to choose from too.
   Rating: 4 / 5

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