Tips For Chosing The Perfect Bath Shower Curtains

Clawfoot tubs are great in many ways. They are elegant, quirky, and big enough to take a decent bath in. Clawfoot tubs, however, have one problem. Clawfoot tub shower curtains are a big pain in the neck. There is simply no good way to keep all of the water from falling out of the bathtub. If you so much as bump into the bath shower curtains, you will be spilling water everywhere. If one end of the claw foot tub bathroom shower curtain is on correctly, the other one will inevitably be open.  No matter what you do, it is never quite right.

When I got my new clawfoot tub, I was struggling with bath shower curtains for months and months. I thought we could not find a solution. I would always have to get out of the shower early enough to mop up the entire floor. And mopping up the entire floor from dripping bath shower curtains that go all the way around your tub is no picnic. You have to be extremely thorough, especially if your tub is in the corner of the bathroom and you can't get behind it.

Finally, I stumbled on the solution. There was no elegant way to get the bath shower curtains to work perfectly. Instead, I had to just simply add more of them. I soon had an inner bathroom shower liner, as well as two other layers of bath shower curtains. It looked kind of silly. You had to peel back three layers of bath shower curtains to even get in the back! Nonetheless, it worked, and that was the most important thing. I had been starting to get worried. It seemed that, sooner or later, my bath shower curtains would lead to me having a mold problem if not a full out hole in the bathroom floor! Anything that worked was fine with me.

A couple months later, I finally found a way to make the bath shower curtains look nice as well as function correctly. It was a matter of layering different bath curtains together. The first bath shower curtain would be transparent. I found some really pretty bath shower curtains with pictures of fish on them. Behind that, I put another layer that was a dark blue. Behind that one, there was still another layer in an even darker color. This multi layered effect made the curtains look almost luminous. It appeared as if the best curtains were there because I wanted them to be there, not because I needed them.