Shower liner?

[kellid]

Does anyone know of a non-vinyl shower liner, or something I could use instead of. I'm worried about the pvc factor.

Thanks

Kelli

[Twocoolboys]

Cloth shower liners are pretty easy to find. I got my most recent one at Target, but I've been using them for years and have gotten them at Walmart and K-Mart too. They are easy to throw in the laundry when they get a little mildewy and last much longer than a vinyl liner. You should be able to find one without a problem.

[kellid]

Originally Posted by Twocoolboys

Cloth shower liners are pretty easy to find. I got my most recent one at Target, but I've been using them for years and have gotten them at Walmart and K-Mart too. They are easy to throw in the laundry when they get a little mildewy and last much longer than a vinyl liner. You should be able to find one without a problem.

Thanks, I didn't even know they existed. They keep the water in the tub, huh? I'll look for one.

[nonniecita]

I got this:
http://store.greenfeet.com/itemMatri...=&MatrixType=1

Have had it a year and it's great! You don't need a liner and just wash every once in a while. I let mine go for a few months and it got mildew on it, so I had to bleach it. I never use bleach but nothing else would work...it came out like new.

HTH!
Michelle

[mudmama]

Hi Kellid! We just use the washable fabric ones from Target.

L

[DaughterOfKali]

I use nylon liners. I don't even use a regular shower curtain with it anymore. They don't stink at all and they are inexpensive.

[kdabbler]

When you go to Target/BedBath&Beyond/that place with the big W... they're easy to find. They might be advertised as "hotel-quality" curtains.

[pinkcollarcanuck]

Ikea sells PVC-free shower curtains and liners.