EONMIR8 Pack Windproof Stop Protect Clips, Shower Splash Guard Curtain Clip, Self Adhesive Shower Curtain Clips Splash (White)

Have you ever had one of those weeks where everything seems to go wrong? That was the story of my week, including, but not limited to: a raccoon in the attic, the family pet dying and one of the shower doors breaking (our downstairs bath). For now, we decided to just hang up a shower curtain. It’s faster and more economical than replacing the shower door, given we have other things we are contending with. The shower curtain, rod and clips came via Prime in just a couple days and turned out to be really cute. But, I was very concerned about water spilling out. This is a single stall shower that is not very deep. It has a marble base. I had turned to Amazon for solutions on how to keep the water in.I purchased a couple gadgets here on Amazon that claim to minimize or eliminate shower water seepage and have easy installs. These clips are the best gadget I purchased, and I plan to buy more to hold down the base of my shower curtain. I have them on both the outside and inside of the shower. They are installed on the left side of the shower, the side that we do not use to enter the shower. That way they just stay in place. We don’t have to secure and unsecure the curtain in the clips. The outside clips hold down the shower curtain. The inside clips hold down the liner. Please reference my photos for a better idea. We have not yet taken down the shower door frame, so the right side—the side that is not utilizing clips—has a glass panel. For the moment that is keeping water in. There are guards here on Amazon that will do the same thing. We are testing the shower curtain to decide if we will replace the shower door. So far, we like the shower curtain. This method is leaking far less water than the shower door was. Score! As I stated before, I will be purchasing more of these clips. They are easy to install. They have an adhesive side, and so far have stuck very well. I hope these work as well for you as they have for me.UPDATE: Been using these a few weeks. Holding up great: keeping water in & sticking well.If you found my review helpful please click/tap the helpful icon. Thanks so much for stopping by.

For those people who couldn't get the curtain in - take a little section of the edge of the curtain and hold it over the top corner of the clip opening at a 45 degree angel and shimmy it down and in. It works great on my heavyweight curtain liners.

I purchased these to clip the shower curtain by the tub to keep water from coming out of the sides when we shower. It sticks well to tile (despite the other reviews), can be removed if needed, but cannot be reused. It doesn’t solve the problem of water escaping but I’m sure it will do well just to keep the curtain closed for privacy. It’s not very attractive either so because it didn’t serve much of a purpose for me and it looked like a cheap addition, I decided to remove it. I may be able to use it for something else Around the house and it was inexpensive enough that I didn’t worry about returning it.

We live in a small apartment that is a converted attic space. As such we have slanted ceilings throughout different spaces. One such space was in the shower where at the end there was 6 or so inches that the shower curtain did not reach. It was not a huge issue in the summer because it was hot and I needed a little fresh air however as it started to cool down I was losing precious steamy warm air out this giant gap. I saw this product in a buzzfeed article and it was exactly what I was looking for! The adhesive is very strong but the curtain itself is easy to remove to open. I only used one and it was strong enough to keep the whole side of the wall blocked.

Have a lot of trouble with leakage around my tub when I shower. Tried double liners, magnets, etc but curtain still blows enough to leak onto the floor and from there through the ceiling of the dining room downstairs around an infinitesimal gap between flooring and wall. I was desperate, so I gave these a try. Problem solved. Liner stays tight against the tile and can be freed for cleaning.

I needed a way to keep the shower curtain flush, to the wall on my shower. I was also looking for something more appealing to look at, then the chip clips, ( of varied neon colors), that my husband was originally using to clip the curtain to the metal strip, next to the shower. I was so happy to find these. Not only did these work, but now my shower looks classy and not like a DIY project gone wrong.

I tried using a butter knife, a thin metal cake server etc. I never was able to open the clips wide enough and slide my liner into it at the same time. I can see how they might hold the curtain tight but who wants to spend an hour trying. I would love to hire a hunky handyman to join me in the shower to do it but it's out of my budget. Too late to return so I will take them off. I just bought 4 long magnetic weights to keep the shower curtain from attacking my body.Hope they work.

These clips are the best to keep those shower curtains in place.They come with adhesive tape already to go for easy application.When placing the clips, make sure you place them exactly where you want them, because they stick on quickly.These clips have good grip, better then OXO brand

These are exactly what I needed and hold the plastic splashguard shower curtain great, however they're just a bit finicky to get the shower curtain in. Sometimes I just don't have it in me in the morning to put in the effort to get the shower curtain in the thin slot, but I'm not sure how you would make it easier. Overall, they do what you need them to do and are easy to install.

Product is easy to install, but not aesthetically pleasing, even against white tiles. 2 clips would not be sufficient to stop a cold draft from coming in the sides, and 4 clips is overkill. Shower curtain frequently gets caught behind the clip instead of inside it. The clip itself wrinkles our plastic curtain and will eventually tear it.However, with 3 clips on the side that usually let's in a draft and a weight on the other side we are able to shower without drafts. I can also have my kids bathe with substantially less water getting out of the tub. Be warned, the curtain is much harder to get into the clips when you are on the outside of the tub.While it says "windproof" that is either translation error or gross misrepresentation. At best, its a draft reduction. If you were to try to use this to hold a curtain against a wind of any force, it would fail and pull the curtain out quickly.

These have saved my ceiling! After a long shower one day I noticed my bathroom floor was soaked, and when I went downstairs my ceiling was dripping. I bought this clips so my shower curtain now stays in place and no water escapes onto the floor (and there into the ceiling). They easy to stick on, don’t budge from the wall, and hold the curtain tightly while still being easily able to remove the curtain.

These were purchased for a friend who was having problems keeping water from the shower stall going onto the floor. I bought a weighted shower curtain and these to help resolve the problem. Worked like a charm.

These things work great. Stuck em on and they haven’t budged. The shower curtain slides in with a click and have not had any problems. Great price and quantity of clips for it.