Why not by a new one? I guess you've just added more none bio-degradeable plastic in the biosphere (petrosphere)... but hey. You haven't added harsh cleaning chemicals down the drain either!
You know that you can wash your shower curtain in a washing machine on hot water with a bit of laundry soap, right? It gets the mildew and water spots right off without scrubbing. And no nasty chemicals.
exactly--you can put a vinyl/plastic shower curtain straight into the washer. I've washed curtains like this every few months for years with no problems.
Why not by a new one? I guess you've just added more none bio-degradeable plastic in the biosphere (petrosphere)... but hey. You haven't added harsh cleaning chemicals down the drain either!
ReplyDeleteYou know that you can wash your shower curtain in a washing machine on hot water with a bit of laundry soap, right? It gets the mildew and water spots right off without scrubbing. And no nasty chemicals.
ReplyDeleteJust don't put it in the dryer.
Well, I was already cleaning up the shower/tub and the curtain was right there, and the chemicals were already going down the drain...
ReplyDeleteBut I still thought about it.
Of course there's the cheap bastard effect too.
Washing machine?! I didn't know that. Mine's a clear vinyl/plastic, though...
ReplyDeleteexactly--you can put a vinyl/plastic shower curtain straight into the washer. I've washed curtains like this every few months for years with no problems.
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