Barossa Design's clear PEVA liner is a simple bathroom upgrade with a few thoughtful touches: rustproof metal grommets, a reinforced header, three bottom magnets and OEKO-TEX certification. It works as a standalone clear curtain or as a liner behind a decorative fabric curtain.

Who it's for

Good for anyone replacing an old, mildewed liner and wanting something waterproof that dries quickly and wipes clean. Clear liners are also popular in small or windowless bathrooms because they let light into the shower. If you want a soft liner you can throw in the washing machine, a fabric liner will suit you better.

What we liked

Rustproof grommets: metal grommets and a reinforced header resist tearing, a common failure point on cheap liners.
Magnets at the hem: three magnets help keep the liner against a steel or iron tub instead of billowing inward.
Waterproof and quick-drying: PEVA sheds water instead of soaking it up like fabric, which helps it dry between showers.

What could be better

Bottom magnets only grip steel or iron tubs, not acrylic or fiberglass.
Like any liner, it needs regular cleaning to prevent soap scum and mildew.

Key specs, explained

PEVA: a chlorine-free vinyl alternative with less odor than PVC.
Standard size: fits most standard tub and shower setups; check the listing for exact dimensions.
12 grommet holes: compatible with standard sets of 12 shower curtain hooks.

Frequently asked questions

Q: Does it have a plastic smell? PEVA has far less odor than PVC, and any light smell usually fades within a day or two of unpacking.

Q: How do I clean it? Wipe it down with a mild bathroom cleaner, or spray it with diluted vinegar and rinse.

Q: Can I use it without a fabric curtain? Yes, it works on its own as a clear shower curtain.

Should you buy it?

A solid, inexpensive clear liner with better-than-average build quality. A small upgrade that makes the shower feel cleaner.

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Barossa Design PEVA Shower Curtain Liner, Clear: What to Know Before You Buy

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