Please describe what you do with the shower curtain to keep the water inside the tub.
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I tuck the shower curtain under my leg, making sure all of the curtain bottom is inside the tub. When finished, I carefully remove the shower curtain from the seat, making sure the water drains into the tub. Like the bench. I am certainly glad I have it.
386812
We replaced my 95-year old mother's traditional showerhead with a hand-held showerhead, so a shower curtain is not necessary. She sits on the transfer chair inside the tub and uses the hand-held to rinse off.
386813
Hand held shower, no need for curtain but before that we just faced shower inward towards wall. Otherwise it would get in my mom's face. Love the chair!
386814
My mother uses the hand held shower head while sitting on the shower bench. She makes sure to aim it away from the outside of the tub. No need to close the shower curtain.
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I just trimmed a little off the length of a plastic shower curtain liner in the area where it goes over the chair just to get rid of some of the excess that bunched up. The cloth curtain is on the outside to hide everything. Works perfectly. Plastic curtain drapes over the chair & any water that runs down it onto the chair is channeled into the tub through holes in the chair. You can buy special curtains made to go over the chair but they are pricey...plastic liners are cheap. Have never had water in the floor. I love this chair. Only reason I'm looking is to find one for traveling.
386816
I just make sure the curtain is inside the tub, and the part over the seat is folded so water stays inside. There is a channel built around the seat with drain holes that directs back into the tub. No problem with the water getting on the floor.
386817
tucked inside,had no problem,you can also hang two shower curtains and clip together around chair,also used hand held shower head
386818
We have a couple of bathrooms and the one we use for the moen has a detachable shower head that allows us to control water dierection. I must mention although this was a very good solution, it was short term as we had our Master bath redone with a larger stand up shower and a walk in tub. If you can afford is the BEST way to make a permenate change. For economy though the Moen was terrific.mHope this helps.Paul FredinEdmond, OKeurorep@coxnet
386819
We could not figure out a good way to deal with the shower curtain problem. That's why we don't use it and why I regret buying it. Sorry.
386820
My client uses a removable shower head and pulled the shower curtain across the chair and trucks the bottom edge of the curtain under her leg. The front and back of the curtain fall around the cashier to keep the water from going out.
803701
I am using a clear liner with this curtain. It is in a guest bath with a high window over the tub. It lets the light come through a little better, since there is no other windows in the bathroom.
2143920
liner goes inside, don't let the snaps confuse u. liner sits inside tub/shower. main shower curtain sits outside tub edge
634170
Attach the support rod where the rod starts to make the turn across the back of the tub. This leaves the curtain all the space it needs as side access to enter the tub. The curtain has to have rings on the other side of the support rod that hold up a small portion of the curtain back there that will never move. Hope this helps.
1558789
dove moisturizing soap and water, also leave it on in the shower and the conditioner in your shampoo will also keep it from drying out.
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Hi,I haven't had any issues just pulling the shower curtain across the seat face abd back into the tub on both sides. The deep channel around the whole seat drains/catches any water that might get by the curtain and returns it to the tub. I've never had a leak outside the tub.
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Mine is inside the shower. It also looks great above the toilet at a certain height (so you don't bump your head since it portrudes a little)
166713
It's a heavy curtain and mine sticks to both walls and it's really long so it sticks inside the tub too. I really like this shower curtain. Buy one to try and if you like them buy a few more. Good luck!
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Hi, I haven't had any issues just pulling the shower curtain across the seat face abd back into the tub on both sides. The deep channel around the whole seat drains/catches any water that might get by the curtain and returns it to the tub. I've never had a leak outside the tub.
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I just bought it and it is great -lovely to look at and efficient in keeping the water in the tub. I wouldn't use a liner because I like the shower to have light and this curtain is clear. But there is no reason you couldn't use a liner if you want privacy. Otherwise there is no reason to do so.
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I kind of place the shower curtain down in the end piece. You will still get a little water on the floor. I place a towel down on the floor. I also use the hand held sprayer to bathe her. It works for me because my Mom can sit on it and slide in the tub with ease. A little water on the floor is ok if its easier on them.
329130
I guess it is treated with something. I don't know. But I do like the curtain and it repels the water well.
1962534
Not sure magnets would help except for the weighing down of the cloth as tubs aren't made with iron anymore. Try this: while the shower water is getting to a comfortable temp, let some splash on the inside wall of the tub; the cloth should stick to the wet side. You could also try turning on the bathroom exhaust fan which should help in keeping the air moving out instead of pushing in to the room.
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I usually take baths but when I shower, I just pull the curtain around it. But if you feel you need more stability while showering I would bet a wall mounted shower bar as well.
2143921
The liner is on the inside it snaps in place. The liner is placed inside the tub and the curtain goes on the outside of the tub.
88122
During. I have a stackable bin i bought from Ikea for $5. I soak one foot at a time in it towards the end of my shower. The other foot stays on the bathtub floor for stability.
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Joe, I believe I remember seeing someone comment that they used one of the rods as a towel rod and if you choose to do this then I think you probably could use the inner one so the towels would be out of sight. The rods are close so it may cause the shower curtain on the outer rod to get "caught up"...I haven't used mine in this way. The inner bar is technically for a shower curtain liner and the outer bar is for a decorative shower curtain and this is how I have mine, but hey I like finding different uses for things so you may want to give it a try! I love mine!