Uses For Shower Curtains

RE: Uses For Shower Curtains Post by wyoKrista (45) | (07/01/2006) Profile | Contact I had a friend who actually made a sun dress out of a shower curtain, not a fabric one either, a PLASTIC one, it was for a party we had. It was very unique and quite the conversation starter! RE: Uses For Shower Curtains Post by AnnMel (40) | (06/14/2006) Contact Use as a small, light duty tarp. RE: Uses For Shower Curtains Post By Ashley (Guest Post) (04/25/2006) I made a tote bag out of a sturdy plastic-y type shower curtain that we never used, but loved the pattern of! It was black & white with pics of old movies on it, and it was too busy for the bathroom! No pattern needed (two rectangles for the front and back and a strip for the sides and bottom) and hot-glued them together. I cut the top off and used that strip as "handles". I could have used binding to make it "prettier", but just folding the edge "into" the bag and gluing it works for me! RE: Uses For Shower Curtains Post by Abymom (1) | (03/27/2006) Contact Use the cloth ones to make seat cushions for your plastic outdoor chairs. Stuff with plastic bags. RE: Uses For Shower Curtains Post By Anna, Tracy CA (Guest Post) (02/21/2006) You can buy such pretty shower curtains that are cloth. you can use them for curtains for windows. You can use them for above your shower area and then cut the rest of the shower curtainn to add as a border on towels and then they all match. A table cloth too, just cut the holes off. RE: Uses For Shower Curtains Post By Jackie V. (Guest Post) (01/04/2006) My son's car window was once broken out by vandals. He came by on his way home, and, of course, during his visit it began to rain. We took down our shower curtain and shut it in both sides of the door around the window for a makeshift window cover. The thick plastic worked perfectly until he could get it fixed the next day. RE: Uses For Shower Curtains Post by barwickj (3) | (12/19/2005) Contact A great use for old shower curtains is two cut a head hole and armholes in one. Wear it when you are giving a dog a bath. RE: Uses For Shower Curtains Post By Christine Lauderback (Guest Post) (11/18/2005) If you have a tub of ice in the summer w/ drinks I use it to cover it up to slow down the melting Christine Lauderback RE: Uses For Shower Curtains Post by dpcw (108) | (11/18/2005) Profile | Contact I have a large closet that used to have sliding doors. Well the doors broke and I used a printed cloth shower curtain to cover my closet. I just installed a rod at the top and used matching shower hooks to hang it. It required no sewing on my part and saved me from having to make one. RE: Uses For Shower Curtains Post by lovethosehounds (58) | (11/18/2005) Contact line the trunk of your car with one for those times when you might be bringing home plants or firewood. Also, when I was a child and we had a house with an unfinished basement, my mom would make curtains for the basement windows out of old shower curtains. RE: Uses For Shower Curtains Post by sunhat (56) | (11/17/2005) Contact We spread them out under our baby's high chair when we go to restaurants. The restaurant staff always really appreciates our efforts to keep baby's mess from being ground into the carpet! RE: Uses For Shower Curtains Post By Cheryl from Missouri (Guest Post) (11/17/2005) If you park your car outside, use a shower curtain to cover your windshield in winter to prevent having to scrape it in the mornings. Just shut each end in the car door. Use an old shower curtain to cover your wood pile. You won't have to worry if you have dry wood for a fire. RE: Uses For Old Shower Curtains Post by LizCar (43) | (08/22/2005) Contact I use a piece of shower curtain to hide the supplies on the bottom shelf of our aquarium stand. I glued magnets to it. RE: Uses For Old Shower Curtains Post by LizCar (43) | (08/22/2005) Contact My dad uses one for the back seat of his car when he takes my brothers to the beach. RE: Uses For Old Shower Curtains Post By Charlie Okle (Guest Post) (05/26/2005) I spread one on the ground and rake a pile of leaves onto it, then gather up the four corners to carry to burn pile! Using Old Shower Curtains Post by ThriftyFun (4042) | (05/19/2005) Profile | Blog! | Contact Keep old torn shower curtains to use as drop cloths for painting. Drips and spills won't soak thru. By Julie Nusbaum RE: Uses For Old Shower Curtains Post By gayle (Guest Post) (05/16/2005) We use to take them camping for under sleeping bags or under a blanket on damp ground. Good for paint cloths. Use like tarps. We put one over the lawnmower fastened with a bungie cord to keep the mower dry. RE: Uses For Old Shower Curtains Post By Cerise in Wembley, England (Guest Post) (05/10/2005) I find my old shower curtain comes in really handing when the kids fancy painting. It is more eco-friendly than using old newspapers and you can just wipe it clean. RE: Uses For Old Shower Curtains Post By ronsan (Guest Post) (04/14/2005) I use old shower curtains to cover tender plants in early spring in the garden when there is still a chance of a frost. When not in use, they stay folded in a box in the shed. Easy to clean up (just hose off, let dry spread out on the lawn in the sun), light weight, covers large areas quickly and easily. Instead of raiding the linen closet for sheets or blankets to cover in case of frost, go for the old shower curtains. (Just make sure they are removed from plants as soon as possible the next morning, especially if the sun is out because temps will rise quickly under the plastic.) RE: Uses For Old Shower Curtains Post By Heidi in Iowa (Guest Post) (04/12/2005) Use them for drop cloths for painting projects. RE: Uses For Old Shower Curtains Post By Melissa in Charlotte, NC (Guest Post) (04/12/2005) None of my ideas are attractive ones but they work for us and they are cheap, cheap, cheap! I use old shower curtains to put under the litter boxes. I cut it to size and place it under the box so it's easy to clean up an ooops! and the floor underneath isn't ruined. I also use these left over (but clean) shower curtains to cover the beds with when I leave the house for the weekend or for a week. Then I put a blanket over it. The cats can sleep on it and my quilts won't be covered with fur. Or if one of them (we have three) gets mad about our absense and takes it out on the bed, it's covered in plastic so no surprise for us when we get home!