It’s a hotel room. It’s a shower-tub combo thingie. I arranged the curtain before turning on the water. While the water was coming from the tub faucet, everything was peachy. When I pulled the doohickey to switch it over to the shower faucet, the curtain attempted to eat my face!
Okay, I exaggerate. The curtain, however, leapt! yes, leapt! several feet and proceeded to block the spray, redirecting it to the bathroom floor!
Now, I’ve had curtains float and drift and even sucker themselves to my legs. But this one wasn’t content with my legs. This one wanted the whole enchilada.
I can’t put the curtain outside of the tub. That way lies madness. How can I take a shower in the morning without being groped by the curtain?
I did read the Straight Dope on the matter, but it can’t protect me from the curtain. Help!
I am happy to report that, according to my professor, the way to counteract that pesky Bernoulli’s Principle, is to put a fan on the other side of the shower.
Can you get a little portable fan from the hotel people? Put it on the other side of the shower curtain. Then you will be able to shower unmolested.
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Magnets. Or leaving a gap in the curtain on both ends and directing spray as far as possible from the curtain. That won’t fix it completely, but it does mitigate things somewhat.
I keep meaning to stuff some magnets in the lining of my shower curtain but never do.
