Shower curtain help x 2

In the past I have got a decent one then bought a cheap one and double up.

Nope sorry, I think they're awful things that stick to you when you're wet especially when someone else walks in the bathroom! I like a glass screen one myself.

Glass screens for us as well. I guess if you have a shower in the middle of a room (a la Octopussy), maybe a curtain is OK? But I'd probable go for nothing, if there was that much space. Do you have a shower over bath, in the middle of a bathroom?

As I was writing my post I wondered why I had never given that a go before!!

Mine is also a 'cheapie' on the inside and a nice one on the outside.. but I would prefer a glass screen.. but then again I like the 'funkiness' you can get in shower curtain to brighten the room up

It's a (sort of) corner bath, but I definitely prefer curtains anyway.

Because the bath is oval shaped it's really roomy in the middle so never sticks.

One place I lived, and here actually before we changed it, had one of those little circular rails above where you stand so any movement outside of a two foot radius resulted in a full-on wrestling match with the curtain. Drove me crazy!

I did change to a glass screen when I had a new bathroom fitted.

I got mine in b&q and yes, it is a cheap and nasty on the inside but at least the outer bit stays pretty x

I've only ever 'lived' with one in my student flat and it was horrid, like Jo im getting the willies just thinking about it- not to mention the mould.... Never heard of using two, why? I'm confused, similarly that you can get different qualities! I think if you have a choice and bathroom doesn't dictate you have to have one, I'd ditch the curtain for a screen.

I do have a choice, though curtain will be easier/cheaper. Just never have liked glass screens. Have lived with both and definitely prefer the curtain. I like shutting everything out and it being total tranquility as though the rest of the world doesn't exist. Glass screens make me think of middle aged bathrooms done out caravan-stylee, though I've no clue where my prejudice comes from because not all bathrooms that have them are like that! The curtains I've had prior have been cheap and cheerful but I want to get one I'll love. It'll fit the new decor better too.

Have been hunting online for the Thomas Paul ones and can't find any except US as well :/
Jeezo I thought paying £20 odds for our shower curtain was expensive haha!! I like the moby dick bath mat he has although we don't use one haha.
Our shower curtain is wild dolphins (whole bathroom is for our boys benefit haha) and is really think quality and you can shove it in the washing machine so they don't all go mouldy just the really cheap see through ones haha I prefer them as well to screens don't know why!

Thanks for trying!

I like that bath mat too, really cute

Ok, I'm still confused about the two layer thing, but I'm sure I've seen on Pinterest something like using a normal curtain then a plastic one inside. Don't think this would be strictly practical, but could give you something else to go on if you search for ideas like that?

We have upgraded to shower heaven in the new flat- glass screen however at the old place I never had a problem with the curtain going minging- left it across after showering and sprayed mould & mildew on it after every other use or so. The last curtain we had was probably only a fiver from wilkos or similar and stayed nice and bright well over a year.

I'm amazed at all the shower curtain hatred haha. I HATE glass screens with a passion. OK if it's a glass door/walk-in shower type thing, but a shower-over-bath arrangement needs a shower curtain IMO. The glass screen never stops all the water so the floor gets wet, and there's always a gross line of mould/mildew/limescale on the bottom of the screen. HATE it. My shower curtains have never stuck to me, and never gone mouldy - do people not wash them?! We chuck ours in the washing machine every now and then.