Shower Curtain Weights, Magnetic Silicone Wrapped Heavy Duty Premium Shower Curtain Liner Clips Added Weight - 3 Pack(White)
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Because they were created for use in a bathroom, they should work well outdoors. I have one set of four, and I like that they can go on the fabric shower curtain in any position. I put them up on a dry curtain to ensure that there was no moisture between the magnets that could damage them. I just weighed one and it comes in at three pounds. 549 Oz. It's difficult to pry them apart, and I found that sliding them on worked best for me. I hope you find this information useful.
They won't cling to the other weights if pulled back once they've become stuck to each other. Mine are used as curtain weights, to keep curtains closed, and as pull backs on my patio. They perform admirably.
Yes, they completely eliminated the possibility of my curtain blowing in and sticking to my skin. Simply place them evenly along the curtain's bottom.
Sorry, I'd need a food scale to weigh them, which I don't have... But I can tell you they're quite heavy, at least for my very thin gauge shower curtains. These are big and heavy, according to all the Amazon reviews I read about the curtain weight being too light.
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They're substantial enough to keep the shower curtain in place. They're soft to the touch and absorb a lot of shock when they bounce off the shower tile, so they won't scratch anything and they're quiet. Because the magnet is completely sealed and enclosed in the weight, it will not fall apart like other magnets when the glue softens or they bounce off each other. And the best part is that the outer part of the magnet pair facing away from the curtain does not attract the other magnet pairs! As a result, the magnets do not stay stuck to the other sets at the bottom of the curtain when you slide it open and closed. They appear to have covered all the bases on what can go wrong with shower curtain weights over time, as you can hang them at the same distance from the floor and they won't stick to each other and pull apart. The best I've found so far!.
I removed the glass door from my shower a few years ago and have been "dancing" with my inside shower curtain since then. My wife took a shower in my bathroom while painters worked in hers. She made it clear that the clingy shower curtain was no longer acceptable. Why should I put up with it if that is the case? After some "innovative" trial and error, I came up with the idea of using magnets to solve the problem. When I come up with a solution to a problem, I usually discover that someone else has already come up with a more elegant solution. As a result, I typed "shower curtain magnets" into the Amazon search box. My screen quickly filled up with the BoomBa Shower Curtain Weights and a variety of other options. I ordered a set of four because this product seemed to have a lot of weight and durability. They do a fantastic job! My wife then requested that we try them out in her larger shower. I've now placed an order for a second set for my shower. Any shower curtain will benefit from this upgrade. This book comes highly recommended.
I was looking for something similar to this. I had originally planned to use some small disc-shaped Neodymium magnets to weight down the bottom of my shower curtain. The problem is that they rust over time, and you can't use more than one pair of magnets at the bottom because the magnets will attract each other when you open your shower curtain, causing it to bunch up. These magnets are encased in silicone, which prevents one pair of magnets from sticking to the other, which is fantastic! I can now line the bottom of my shower curtain with four of these, evenly spaced. They have a good weight to them and are more than adequate for keeping your shower curtain weighted. br>br>Because of the price, I deducted one star. They were more expensive than the shower curtain. Approx. , I'd say. $10 is a better estimate of their value. Still, I'd buy them again because they're the best I've found so far.
There is nothing about these weights that I dislike. They're ideal for my shower curtain lining. ' I won't have to worry about the silicone breaking down because it's thick enough. The magnets are strong; I've moved the shower curtain liner around and they haven't moved. These, too, are substantial weights. They held my shower liner in place while I was showering. To keep my shower curtain straight, I intend to purchase a second set.
When I shower in my office bathroom, I get strong drafts to the point where the liner is constantly hugging me as I shower. It was extremely inconvenient, so I resolved to take action. I bought a new shower curtain with a liner that snaps in. I threw these at the bottom of the liner and jumped into the shower with the fan turned on and the window open. The liner didn't budge an inch. Finally, I can shower without the dreaded plastic clinging to my arms and back. They're pricey for what they're worth, but they solved my problem.
I don't understand why this isn't the industry standard for shower curtain weights! These have the same advantages as the others - small, magnetic, and weighted These, on the other hand, are completely encased in silicon. This accomplishes two goals: Keeps water out of the glue and makes them quieter by preventing them from clanging or clinking on the tub! I'm not sure why every shower weight isn't made this way. I bought two sets and am currently using seven because I have a lovely light curtain and a drafty bathroom. It's a cinch to use.
My shower has a low threshold and is made of plastic. I usually just use a clear shower curtain liner that I drape across the shower floor to keep water from splashing out over the threshold. That's going to get filthy fast. So I went with a heavier inner curtain and a lighter outer curtain. Then I realized that the extra curtain creates more airflow resistance, and that it was being sucked into the shower when the water was turned on or when the air-conditioning was turned on. The air conditioner was turned on. As a result, the outer curtain needed to be weighted. br>br>However, because my threshold is only 1 1/2 inches high and the curtain hangs only half an inch above it, the weights needed to be able to sit low on the curtain without scraping the floor. They had to be cat-friendly as well. My cat, on the other hand, enjoys tasting everything. Also, because my curtain is white and we have acidic water, I didn't want them to rust. These met all of my requirements. They are virtually rustproof and cat-proof due to the silicone coating. safe. They're long enough to catch the edge of the threshold without scraping the floor, and they're white enough to blend in with the rest of my curtain. They are bouncy, which is the only drawback I've discovered. The breeze bounces my bathroom door around when I open and close it, and the edge of my curtain will occasionally jump over the threshold. This isn't a major issue, and I don't believe it can be resolved. The bar is set far too low. My plan is to order another set of these weights and spread them out more on the curtain so that it literally weighs more, which should result in less 'lift. ' br>br>With my purchase, I'm very pleased. Other silicone-covered weights appeared to be cheap and of poor quality. These were out of stock for a while, but now that they're back in stock, I'm going to place a second order!.
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