Explore the Latest Questions and Answers in Curtain

Do you want to know about curtain? Here are some frequently asked questions.

1. I need help/advice on how to take a bad stain off of a cotton/poly blend panel curtain!!!?

Get a new shower curtain, or make your husband chew the mildew stain away until he learns not to hang his wet towel there

2. Is it possible to make a fabric shower curtain out of a bed sheet?

You would have to be sure to get a good liner. I would think if the sheet was to get water on it, it would soak it up like a sponge on the bottom hem line. You would have to keep it away from the water as much as possible. I think the fabric shower curtains are specially treated so they do not absorb water

3. What is a meat curtain?

I do not know,but it sounds nasty

4. Do you check behind your shower curtain everytime you enter the bathroom?

No.. because we have like a sliding window thingy and yu can see through it but if i had a curtain i would probably leave it open so i dont have to look behind it :) xx

5. When washing a vinyl shower curtain in the washing machine, should I use hot, warm, or cold water?

I would use Mean Green and then spray it off with the water hose using cold or warm water. However, for $1.98 at Wal-Mart, you can just replace it

6. To prevent mildew should I leave the shower curtain open or closed?

That will do little good. It will do little harm either . You MUST add a vent fan and duct the humid air COMPLETELY OUT of the house. Do not just pass it into the attic either. It must go outside of the house and walls.

7. Is there such a thing as a corner shower curtain rail that is suction only?

I do not think suction owuld hold up. screw or spring tension would

8. older men; if you saw your daughter's friends beef curtain hanging out of her swimsuit would u lick it?

Where's the Beef?

9. Curtain Airbag landed on my head is GM responsible?

The side air bag is a saftey system like a seatbelt.And like a seatbelt it saves lives.But on the flip side a seatbelt could injure you too.When the impact sensors are breached the airbags automatically deploy. They are set to go off when there is enough impact to seriously injure or kill you.If there was a deployment malfunction caused by a GM factory defect then you may be entitled to liability compensation.However keep in mind that if there are no recalls on that feature(curtain airbag) then that makes your circumstances unique and thus is harder to proove in court. Its gonna take alot of money to pay experts to disect the wrecked car to determine there's a factory defect.And on top of that its gonna take alot of money to fight a big corporation who's makin sure your case doesnt lead to hundreds of other wreck victums from suing them and getting money too

10. Turn a Bed Sheet into a Shower Curtain

I've been needing a new shower curtain for a long time, but I could not find what I wanted for the price I wanted to pay. I recently updated my duvet cover for my bed, and the old cover was a Pottery Barn one that I got on eBay. I loved it, and it matches my master bath perfectly, so I decided to cut it up and turn it into my shower curtain. I can not believe how easy it was! And cheap-total cost $0. Love that. Here's how to take a bed sheet (or duvet cover) and make your own custom shower curtain. 1. Lay your sheet and shower curtain out on the floor and measure your curtain shower curtain. I imagine they are pretty standard, so you could also use my curtain's dimensions, which are 70 by 70. Then add a little for the hems. I added two inches on each side, three inches on top, and eight inches on the bottom. So my dimensions for cutting the sheet were 74 x 81. Cut your sheet down to size. 2. For the bottom hem, fold bottom edge up 4 inches and iron, then over another 4 inches and iron. Stitch close to the edge of the hem to secure. For the top hem, fold over 1.5 and iron, then another 1.5 and iron again. Stitch close the edge of the hem to finish. 3. Fold each side hem over 1 and iron. Then fold over 1 again and iron. Stitch in place close to the outer edge of the hem. I hemmed my top and bottom first, then hemmed the sides. 4. Using your current shower curtain as a guide, mark where each hole is for the shower curtain rings. If your curtain has grommets, mark the middle and then draw a 1/2 line in the middle of the top hem. If you do not have a curtain to use, use my curtain's spacing: on each outer edge, mark 1 from edge. Other marks should be 6.25 from each other across, with a total of 13 marks. 5. Using your sewing machine, sew a button hole on each marked line in the middle of the hem. I used a 1/2 button in my machine's automatic buttonhole device. Use a seam ripper to cut a hole in the middle of the buttonhole. Insert curtain rings in each buttonhole opening to hang your curtain. Easy peasy, and made to order for much less than most cute shower curtains! Pin this post for later: