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Finding a good shower curtain is hard. Once, because I couldn’t make a decision on which one I wanted, I spent a full week without one. It was a disaster. Beyond having to angle my body so that water would splash into the wall instead of out onto the floor, it gave me no privacy. This was also the same week my roommate decided to just walk into the bathroom, no knock, mid-shower. Jarring, right?<\/p>\n
Well, since that fateful week when water flooded my bathroom, I\u2019ve gone through plenty of shower curtains. From cheap ones I\u2019ve picked up at the drugstore to fancy ones I ordered online, I\u2019ve run the gamut of shower curtains. They all have some problems: They feel weird, they are somehow see-through, or they don\u2019t dry quickly, to name just a few. Thankfully, after years of searching for the perfect one, I\u2019m glad to announce I finally found it.<\/p>\n
With shower curtains, simplicity is key, and that\u2019s something you can expect from this Gingham Shower Curtain from Schoolhouse<\/a>. It\u2019s made from 100 percent cotton percale, which, thanks to its tighter weave, makes the shower curtain dry quicker than normal cotton would. It is soft to the touch, so much so that every time I enter the shower I almost forget I\u2019m in an apartment bathroom and think I\u2019m in a spa.<\/p>\n The material itself is nice, but not too nice. I\u2019ve had some shower curtains in the past that almost made me afraid to use them. This is an everyday shower curtain, though, and one of the main reasons is that it is machine washable. And yes, if you didn\u2019t know, you should absolutely be washing your shower curtain<\/a>, you sicko.<\/p>\n Then there\u2019s the design itself. You can grab this Schoolhouse option in a russet or a juniper depending on the style of your bathroom. Either way, it has a gingham print that makes it look like an old-timey bed sheet, hanging on a string out on a windy southern lawn to dry (but remember! This one dries quickly). It also won\u2019t overpower anything else you have in your bathroom\u2014the design is eye-catching enough to distract from small stains but subtle enough to not take away from other patterns in the space.<\/p>\n