Bathroom curtains or tinted glass?
Quote from Susan06 on November 10, 2020, 8:42 pm
For my bathroom shower I'm thinking of a way to save costs and have thought about a curtain for the cover. But i just don't know it that can be aesthetically pleasing in comparison to a glass tinted shower room.
For my bathroom shower I'm thinking of a way to save costs and have thought about a curtain for the cover. But i just don't know it that can be aesthetically pleasing in comparison to a glass tinted shower room.
Quote from Nancymac on November 12, 2020, 7:03 pmFor the bathroom shower, I think one of the best ways to save money is a hand held shower. For the bathroom a plastic curtain is all that it is needed for to provide the efficiency of keeping the water inside the shower. The outer layer is just for show.
Having the shower curtain it is easy to change the look of the bathroom, with changing towel colours and the shower curtain and maybe mats.
For the bathroom shower, I think one of the best ways to save money is a hand held shower. For the bathroom a plastic curtain is all that it is needed for to provide the efficiency of keeping the water inside the shower. The outer layer is just for show.
Having the shower curtain it is easy to change the look of the bathroom, with changing towel colours and the shower curtain and maybe mats.
Quote from kris_cooper on November 12, 2020, 11:16 pmWell if you adore fancy things , then tinted glass can be used. I myself have a tinted glass sliding door in the shower area of my bathroom.
Well if you adore fancy things , then tinted glass can be used. I myself have a tinted glass sliding door in the shower area of my bathroom.
Quote from Darien on November 16, 2020, 11:32 pmI like the idea of tinted glass in the bathroom, but I'd still go with the curtains. With curtains, you'd have more stylistic choices. The other difference to consider is privacy, knowing that when you are in the shower you are visible through the glass could be an issue for you if you tend to be self-conscious.
I like the idea of tinted glass in the bathroom, but I'd still go with the curtains. With curtains, you'd have more stylistic choices. The other difference to consider is privacy, knowing that when you are in the shower you are visible through the glass could be an issue for you if you tend to be self-conscious.
Quote from workerbee on December 27, 2020, 11:59 pmI don't like the sliding glass doors. I feel it is hard to keep them clean, the glass and the tract. I would go with a decorative shower curtain. You can always change it often, so it changes up the look of the bathroom.
I don't like the sliding glass doors. I feel it is hard to keep them clean, the glass and the tract. I would go with a decorative shower curtain. You can always change it often, so it changes up the look of the bathroom.
Quote from braelynn on December 28, 2020, 1:53 amIf I could do away with our sliding shower glass door, I would! I hate trying to keep it clean. The water marks on the glass and the dust and soap in the tract - ugh! I would 100% go with a shower curtain!
If I could do away with our sliding shower glass door, I would! I hate trying to keep it clean. The water marks on the glass and the dust and soap in the tract - ugh! I would 100% go with a shower curtain!
Quote from DIYqueen on December 28, 2020, 2:29 amI think the idea of a stained glass for the shower sounds beautiful! I've never seen one before. I have seen the milky glass or plain clear glass. I'm not a fan of either of those. I like shower curtains because you can change them up to switch things up.
I think the idea of a stained glass for the shower sounds beautiful! I've never seen one before. I have seen the milky glass or plain clear glass. I'm not a fan of either of those. I like shower curtains because you can change them up to switch things up.
Quote from Lighted on December 29, 2020, 3:48 amGlass looks better and the plastic curtains get that calcium buildup over time that fades the original color. You can also take a small squeegee to the inside of the glass after each shower do you don't get all those dried spots from the water on it.
Glass looks better and the plastic curtains get that calcium buildup over time that fades the original color. You can also take a small squeegee to the inside of the glass after each shower do you don't get all those dried spots from the water on it.
Quote from chuckk on April 9, 2021, 11:59 amI vote for the shower curtain too. I'm not much of a glass fan when it comes to water. It's hard to keep it looking clean. There is always water spots plus the tract gets dirty. Using a curtain let's you liven up the room too.
I vote for the shower curtain too. I'm not much of a glass fan when it comes to water. It's hard to keep it looking clean. There is always water spots plus the tract gets dirty. Using a curtain let's you liven up the room too.
Quote from samanthaV on April 9, 2021, 6:31 pmWell I really like the idea of both. Will the tinted glass show water spots as much as clear glass would? I really do like to switch out my shower curtain too. That is a tough call.
Well I really like the idea of both. Will the tinted glass show water spots as much as clear glass would? I really do like to switch out my shower curtain too. That is a tough call.