Stop Shower Curtain From Billowing or Blowing in and clinging to you. UPDATED (July 2022)

[@kencreten7308]

You've become my new hero. I've tried some things...but this is a simpler and better solution. Thank you.

[@Anon_E_Muss]

Fantastic idea! This has been driving me insane lately and the weights don't keep the shower curtain from billowing inwards. Gonna try this as soon as possible. Thanks so much!

[@michaelmooney7396]

Update. Working perfectly. Quick in and out, no hassle using it every time.

[@erikson1359]

Really cool I had magnets on my shower curtain but they rusted away. I will definitely try the keychain method. Thank you for the video.

[@fayphae]

Wow!!! I have NEVER thought to do something as easy as that! Thank you so much for sharing! I can’t wait to try this

[@angelic_melusina8522]

You could get a retract close line...

[@acohen5267]

Now this is genius!

[@sharon932]

Thanks Michael, gonna give it a shot. We have a small shower stall and the blowing shower liner is driving me insane.

[@michaelmooney7396]

You won’t regret it.

[@jimmybrannan7303]

I have read reviews on the weights and they are a waste of money. Magnets are becoming to rare and expensive so they skimp on the size of the magnets and the assembly of the device. Also, instead of buying 2 of the $15 keyholders, I will just attach it to a 2 foot string and the carabiner to the other end. I can reach that far and most shower are only 68" wide. I used to have this problem in my tub but all it took was a heavy cloth curtain on the outside and the thinner plastic curtain on the inside of the tub. The heavier curtain stopped the breeze from the hot water rising up from the shower and sucking the air in.

[@jasonnichols7813]

Any thoughts on how to do this on a tub where you haft to have 360 Degrees of curtain spaces like old style tubs placed in the middle of the bathroom??

[@ericgraham4215]

Great Idea...im down for hugs...but not the way my curtain keeps attacking me

[@michaelmooney7396]

@@ericgraham4215 good one mate.

[@cindy6411]

Thank you!

[@rakesh48]

You are star for me. Such a amazing idea. God bless you for sharing. I tried this and it is working perfectly. Thank you so much.

[@catestaid5850]

Brilliant home hack!

[@dellalafen5675]

Amazingly beautifully 😅😅😅fantastic this has been driving me nuts thank yoh

[@michaelmooney7396]

I added a waterproof machine washable liner with magnet on the inside of the shower curb and the polyester fabric curtain on the outside of the curb with magnets. The KeyBack holds them both back.

[@AChristian316]

Duuuude. Genius. Thanks!

[@merrilymreid]

So glad I found this video, thanks!

[@TAROTBABE]

Magnets dont work if you have ceramic

[@PlzCa1mDown]

Thank you.

[@knowitall6180]

I've been working at a body shop for a bit now and extra tips I learned was if you're painting the door, it's better to take off the mirror and belt molding (the trim at the bottom of the window) for a better paint job in the end. The mirror can get in the way, and if you're unlucky, the clear coat could stick in that gap between the door and the belt molding.

[@apandaleon]

Try The ArcLiner Curved Shower Liner. Works perfectly to stop blow-in and gives you way more space!

[@michaelmooney7396]

Not recommend for curb type shower (my curb is just 2”). Too many parts for my taste. I wash my shower curtain monthly and removing hooks is enough.

[@paulalld]

well stated. i ordered some magnets but only got 6 pieces that apparently mate to one another. i might have to get another order of weights.

[@michaelmooney7396]

The magnet pairs can get mixed up, and the polarity of the magnets if not matched will cause them to repel or stick together weakly. After washing them in the sink with some bleach they get mixed up and I have to switch them around to find the mates polarity-wise.

[@kanderson8857]

found these slightly smaller ones on Amazon.

[@ApplesSullivan]

THANK YOU!!!!

[@Smashingpumpins]

THANK YOU SO MUCH SIR, BUT MY SHOWER IS A CORNER SQUARE SHOWER :((((

[@jeffdawes5622]

Having trouble finding a retractable cord I can use for my 60” walk in shower. Every cord I find maxes out at 48”

[@michaelmooney7396]

You could just get 2 ea 36” and connect end to end to reach up to 72”? www.keybak.com/collections/all-products/products/securit-heavy-duty-carabiner-keychain?variant=11400296901

[@jasonnichols7813]

OK cool but what if you have an old style real bathroom!!! Where you gotta have like 6 to 8 curtains in place to go around the whole Circumference of the tub??????

[@michaelmooney7396]

Hello Jason, I actually have one of those. A claw foot tub with a shower. It has a hoop that holds the curtain which closes all the way around the tub. It is a polyester fabric curtain and has magnets sewn into the hem. These magnets stick well to the old cast iron tub and I have no issues with billowing in and clinging to your body.

[@Patcannistan]

Legend

[@msxmargo]

What about air coming from the bottom- that's where a lot people problem is the water gets out cuz the shower curtian is blowing - I had a heck of of time finding a decent shower curtian 78 long the way the have it listed

[@michaelmooney7396]

That is important. I was able to get the curtain with magnets to just barely touch the bottom of the shower pan behind the curb by adjusting the height of the rod.

[@bodyu83]

Oh God I would forget and walkout and accidentally break the thing😂😂

[@michaelmooney7396]

Be tough to break it.