shower curtains

I need serious advice on what kind of shower curtain to try next. Surprisingly my cats dont bother my 20 sets of mini blinds, but they shred my curtain.

I have a regular cloth shower curtain, that gets climbed up..and now has holes..
Then the shower liner, is completely shredded and barely exists...

I used to have a really thick plastic curtain/liner...hard to describe..The ones that are plastic, see thru, with a design, that I used by itself..More expensive, but lasted a little longer.
I just wanted to see what everyone used, and what held up before I go shopping tomorrow.

Any help and advice is greatly appreciated.

My shower curtains haven't gotten as destroyed as yours. Luckily one of my cats just likes to sit in between the curtains as opposed to destroying them.

I can't really offer you any advice but I can say good luck.

Is keeping your bathroom door closed an option? Or is the litter box in there?

I can "try" to do that, but with kids its hard..
My older 2 didnt mess with it, and they are both the ones who like to lay on the side of the tub "nonstop" I guess because its cold..

The younger 2 are terrible with it, and I would hate to lock out there others because of what they do..

Litter isnt in there, just with kids, and my older kitties, I feel stuck

I dont know if its better trying to find a GOOD quality one, or just buy cheap liners at the dollar store and change them weekly or so

Why not just flip the curtain up so that it's over the shower rod when it's not being used for a shower?

Yea that was my idea..Which lately I have done..Just didnt look so hot..
Just thought Id ask, its not that crucial..Just havent seen it brought up on here, so I wondered if anyone had some tricks

Originally Posted by Natalie_ca

Why not just flip the curtain up so that it's over the shower rod when it's not being used for a shower?

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That's what we do- it's not pretty but it works.
I only have to flip the outer fabric curtain- my liners are thick enough that the cats don't hurt them, but I do trim nails fairly often.