A shower curtain adds privacy and style, while the liner keeps water inside the shower area. Correct sizing and regular drying make both easier to maintain.
Measure Before Buying
Measure the shower opening and the distance from the rod to the tub edge. The liner should hang inside the shower without dragging on the floor.
Help It Dry
After every shower, spread the curtain and liner across the rod instead of leaving them folded into a wet section. Use the bathroom fan and improve airflow when possible.
Protect the Floor
Even a properly fitted liner cannot prevent every drip. Keep the area outside the shower dry and avoid mats that stay wet for long periods.
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