Clingless Curtain Keeper, Square Stainless, Solves Billowing Shower Curtain Liner, Set of 3

I've been needing this for years. I had two clear plastic shower curtain liners, one inside the tub, one outside (and no actual curtain) on the same rings. This helped reduce the draft some, but not enough. It was still especially bad when using the "jet" spray on the showerhead. I marvelled at how both shower curtains would blow away from each other (and the bathtub) so that a seemingly gale force wind could blow under the outside one, up and over the tub, then under the inner curtain while wrapping it around me (saying "oh this bleeping bleep!").So, preparing to install this new product, I discarded the old yellowed inner liner and put the fresh outer one inside, so I can use just the single one with these weights. It worked pretty well the first time, but wasn't 100%. The end weights were about halfway between the edges of the (6' wide) curtain and the center weight. They ended up next to a bit of the curve leading into the corner of the (standard 5') tub. In that position, the weights couldn't quite keep the curtain from forming just a little slack between weights while using the jet spray. It was still impressive though, seeing the effects of the vortex trying to lift the curtain, and this product holding it down, only allowing a thin curtain of air to blow in.Later, moving the end weights inward an inch or two got them away from the tub curve. Now I simply close the curtain so that the only slack (and fold between rings) is at both ends of the rod. The curtain stays flat along the tub even when using the jet spray. I continue the habit of spraying hot water from the handheld onto the sides of the bathtub just before getting in. This helps to get the curtain stuck down flat against the tub (as well as making the tub comfortably warm). I also moved all three weights a bit lower so they are just below the bump/ridge shape of the outer tub wall. Having them rest against the lower slope of the ridge helps to anchor them a bit. The weights hold the curtain out over about half of the tub wall's thickness (along the flat/straight part).Thanks goes to the inventor and people making and developing this sorely needed product!

At last something that truly works to keep the shower curtain from clinging! I would give this 100 stars plus if I could. It's very simple to use and it opens up the inside of the tub area wider and keeps the curtain from clinging, closing in on you, and bothering you. It keeps the water from pooling in the ditch I used to make (because it eliminates the need for the ditch) and then almost every time inevitably sloshing it accidentally on the floor anyway.Some of the cons:I think it could have a stronger magnet to keep it on just a little bit better. It's okay as is but a stronger one would be much better in my opinion. It would also be great if the side connected to the tail would swivel so that the tail would instantly be positioned correctly towards the floor. I find that I have to fuss a bit with it to get it just right which is just not a big deal at all since once you got it you got it. So that is just an idea not a con.One more thing.. I think a set of four instead of three would be a perfect set amount. I think three does the job but four would make my set up look nicer.I curiously read some of the bad reviews and I have to wonder if these people are using these correctly. The weight is suppose to hang onto the outside of the tub. The magnet is attached right at the top of the rim of the tub with one piece on the inside of the curtain and the decorative part on the outside. There are YouTube videos to watch if you need to..I love them. They absolutely solved the problem and I'm so happy someone made these!

I have a walk in shower that I had the shower doors removed because they were horrible to keep clean from hard water and mildew. I had a shower curtain that I had prior to living in this house and it match the bathroom perfect. My husband was the first to take a shower with the curtain and now shower door. He wasn't in for more than 2 minutes when I'm hearing all kinds of cussing. I went to see what the problem was and he said the #%## curtain is wrapping around my legs. So I got on Amazon to look for a heavier curtain thinking it wouldn't be so likely to wrap around you but most said had magnets but since this was not in a tub those wouldn't work and still not sure how heavy the curtains were. But not being able to feel it online I was skeptical to buy and so looked to see if there was something out there for this problem. I came across these and thought well those might work and if not I could return them. I got the 3 thinking I would probably need to order another set but the 3 work wonderfully, no more curtain wrapping around the legs and so easy to put on and can put it as high or low as you need. I love them and no more #%## coming out of the hubby's mouth now when he showers!!! I highly recommend these if you have a problem with a shower curtain wrapping around your legs.

I have a free-standing century old clawfoot tub surrounded by three shower curtains. Only one curtain has caused problems, but I bought two full sets just in case. I've tried as many as five of the squares on one curtain. While they reduce the problem by a fair amount, they are far from solving it. I have tried moving them around repeatedly, but what works fairly well one day works less well the next.This product is better than nothing at all, but I expected better results for the price.EDIT - Seller contacted me and provided a third set for $5 shipping. Seller was also highly responsive to emails. I am raising my rating from three to four stars. I have very high water pressure combined with a high pressure shower head. That, plus a freestanding tub is probably the "perfect storm" for shower curtains. While this product does not completely solve my problem, I appreciate their willingness to go out of their way to work on it. Nine closely spaced keepers have the curtains mostly in check.

Perfect dor the shower curtains

Does exactly what it says it does

these work really well....we have an old cast iron free standing bathub with a shower riser. these keep the curtains back expanding the shower space.

These work great to prevent shower curtain liner from clinging to me, once I figured out the proper height and spacing. Seller worked quickly to resolve a shipping error

We have an oval rail with shower curtains over our freestanding bath.I had been searching for a product to stop my curtains from sticking to me when I was in the shower. I found this online and it’s perfect. It does exactly what it says. Thank you!