EXCELL Home Fashions by Appointment Woven Stripe Damask Fabric Shower Curtain Liner, Linen

This is my favorite Shower curtain. Its fabric yet water repellant....I LOVE IT. I've bought my first one at a store. Then on Amazon. As I havent been able to find it in town anywhere. I bought this 3rd excell curtain and its about 2 to 3 inches shorter. It works..barely. the rod is a tension rod so i can move it down. but was disappointed it was shorter then my others. My others are on rods that cant easily be moved without unscrewing them from the wall.Is there a length choice? or no longer making them longer? I don't know...but make sure 70 inches is long enough for your shower!

I bought two of these, and cut one in half, since I need one for the long side and one for the end of my tub. They were pretty wrinkled when I got them, but iron easily at a moderate setting, and it was easy to hem up the side of the one I cut. The little sucker things are pretty useless to me, they don't stick to my shower walls at all. However, they do seem to hang well enough to keep water from going around the ends. I wish they were a little more weighted on the bottoms. They have some sort of rubber strip in the hem as the weight, and they do blow a little because it is not enough - but I found if I take my hand-held shower and spray around the bottom of the shower curtain inside the tub, it helps with the blowing. The water just beads up on them. When I step out, I pull them closed and sort of slap on the outside, and the water drops just fly right off on the inside and they dry quickly. The outsides feel slightly damp, but no water got out, and my decorative fabric curtains didn't get wet. They don't smell and they are not plastic - that REALLY works for me.

I specified my findings in the headline.

I read a lot of reviews on shower curtains to find one that was nice for cheap. I thought this would be something pretty amazing, but it's about right for the price. It's not as heavy weight as some had insinuated, but it's not a super thin curtain either. It didn't have weighted beads at the bottom, but it does have little suction cups to stick to the shower walls to hold in the spray. It dries pretty fast, and looks pretty nice. It is so bright white that it put my toilet and tub to shame. Hopefully it'll tone down a little with the first wash. All in all it's a decent product, especially for the price.Update:Almost 1 year later, it's still going strong. Washed it today. I have to admit, I haven't washed it a lot, but... it's held up through it's washes. Prongs look fine, no rust, no stains from any mildew. And the Brightness did tone down. Was a good buy indeed.

After receiving this curtain and I finding it a bit darker than I thought, I decided to go with a fancier print curtain in my master bath . I found a lovely curtain at Bed Bath. I decided to use a poly liner (rather than vinyl) and was going to donate this purchase (I had already used it for a few days) and buy a lighter liner to match the new shower curtain from BB. Since I am a big Target fan I purchased what I thought was a comparable liner to the Ex-Cell == the Threshold Shower Curtain Liner 100% polyester, weighted hem, metal grommets at $18 (so only $2 cheaper). However, as I was hanging up the Target liner, I could see it was definitely thinner the Ex-Cell. So I am keeping the Ex-Cell (but note that Linen color is a bit darker than may appear on computer monitor) and returning the Target liner. Thank you Ex-Cell for a quality product.

We switched to this fabric shower liner a few months ago and I'm never going back to plastic. We had played the plastic liner game for too long: buy one, use it for a couple months and throw it away when it gets nasty. With this thing, we can use it for a month, soak it in some bleach, wash it and it's like new. The hem on the bottom is slightly weighted which reduces billowing compared to a plastic liner. The little suction cups on each end that supposedly stick to the shower walls don't really work but we don't use them anyway.One piece of advice: either don't dry it after washing or tumble it on low for a short amount of time. I put mine in the dryer on the low setting for about 20 minutes and after a couple times of doing this the silicon suction cups melted off. We didn't use them in the first place so it wasn't a big deal but be warned.

I love this Fabric Shower curtain. I never knew such things existed! I purchased mine on Amazon 6 years ago and it finally needs replacement but only because I don't wash it as often as I should. I lived most of my life with plastic shower curtains and hated them. This thing really repels water. Keeps my bath very dry. Lately it has been soaking up water more than it had in the past so that would be another sign it needs replacement. For $20 divided by 6 years, that means I spent about $3.00 per year for a shower curtain. That certainly competes with cheap plastic ones and the fabric curtain makes the shower much more enjoyable.

Great liner or can be used as shower curtain itself. Nice, reasonably heavy fabric that wears and launders well. Linen color is a beige and champagne is off-white....not what some of the Q & As indicate. Ordered the wrong color due to this and have returned for the proper color. I've used these for years and they hold up well. Buying more at this time as we are moving and now have more bathrooms. I wash these every few weeks to remove soap scum buildup. I wash them with a small load of towels and then just hang it back up to air dry. Easy peasy and always looks nice.