[jayerose]

Yes, I'm lazy....

Has anyone ever thought about using a shower curtain in their walk-in shower so not to get the shower glass doors wet?

....let the bashing begin...lol!

[Stu from NYC]

No, the shower door somehow dries all by itself.

Who would have thought.

[Carla B]

I thought walk-in showers didn't have shower doors. At least, ours doesn't. I guess it is called a Roman shower. The greatest invention since, well, the Romans. If I had one, I might get a curtain too, 'cause the doors get messed up with water spots.

What a brilliant idea and a solution to my problem. I rent a patio villa built in 2005. Had the sliding glass doors with the privacy glass. I noticed that a seam looked like it was coming apart so my landlords had the old shower taken out and a new one put in. It is beautiful but the frameless glass doors let air in because they don't meet in the middle like the old ones. I have to sit on a bath bench & this air blows on me. I was trying to figure out how to stuff this gap while taking a shower. Your idea is great but I wonder if I can find a spring shower rod long enough. I'll just have to check.

[kaydee]

We have a walk-in shower & I use a shower curtain....a water repellent shower curtain

[KAM+6]

Yes, go to Home Goods get a cloth water repellent shower curtain LINER.

[Kim Fowler]

To stay warmer in our walk-in shower, we put up a “stall”-size shower curtain and liner on a short tension rod. Love it.