Eternal Question

[Greyhawk]

I bet this question has perplexed man for eons.

How do you stop the bottom of the shower curtain from attacking and clinging to your ankles whilst taking a shower? One of the worst feelings in the world has to be a cold wet shower curtain clinging to your legs.

Ok maybe I am going a bit far saying eons but I know it bugs me, and that is enough.

Greyhawk

[janeth]

We have shower doors they work great. Sorry I could not help you.

[matauri]

Greyhawk...put some small fishing weights in the bottom hem of shower curtain. :-)


Cindy

[rocky1]

See 101 Uses for Duct Tape ~ http://www.exploremaine.com/~joeho/tape.htm

#245!

Rocky

[wenwilder]

Greyhawk...put some small fishing weights in the bottom hem of shower curtain. :-)


Cindy

Pennies work great too at 2-3 inch intervals. Or if you do not use AOL and recieve a lot of their disks, they work great too. :)

Now for women there's a great way to have an herbal shower - herbal baths are great, but you don't always have the time, this is a great alternative - cut six inch sqaures of lace, place your favorite herbal mix in each bag (six bags usually works very well) the warm water will release the sent and it holds down the curtain. :) Men don't always find this great, but if you use snaps to attach the bags of herbs you can unsnap them and replace them with small bags of pennies or rocks.

[matauri]

Wen! You are positively wicked ! Luv it! :-)

[minstrel]

Aren't these magnetic liners available in your parts of the world? The ones with little magnets embedded into the bottom of the curtain so it clings to the bathtub?

Or perhaps you're all using plastic tubs?

[minstrel]

A handy household tip that most women may overlook - let the mildew and soap scum accumulate instead of scraping it off all the time... makes a pretty decent adhesive with which you can paste the shower curtain to even a non-magnetic tub. :-)

Maybe not the same atmosphere as herbal sacs, I'll grant you...

[wenwilder]

Or perhaps you're all using plastic tubs?

Nah, it's those plastic 5 gallon buckets we keep hearing about. You don't use them as a tub like we do? :)

[minstrel]

Or perhaps you're all using plastic tubs?

Nah, it's those plastic 5 gallon buckets we keep hearing about. You don't use them as a tub like we do? :)

LOL, no...

what do you hang the curtain from?

[minstrel]

Remove dust balls under beds using these three steps:

1. Wrap duct tape, sticky side out, around small dog.
2. Roll dog's favorite ball under the bed.
3. Yell, "fetch!".

[minstrel]

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