Shower liners are the items hanging on the inside of the curtain. They work to prevent the curtain from becoming soiled while keeping water in the tub and off the floor.
Materials:
Microfiber Towel
Squeegee
Old Bath Towels
Baking Soda
White Vinegar
Chlorine Bleach
Unscented Laundry Detergent
Washing Machine
Step 1 Take the liner down by carefully removing it from the shower curtain rings. Leave the curtain itself in place. Roll it up in order to transport it without chance of catching a snag or tripping. Its best to roll width-wise, however its not important whether its even or not.
Step 2 Set the washing machine to the large-size load capacity, and start it in a gentle cycle. Allow the washer to fill with water prior to placing the liner in. Add 2 tsp. of unscented detergent and two old bath towels to the load. The towels serve as a buffer for and will actually help scrub the material.
Step 3 When the cycle is roughly a third of the way through, pour cup baking soda into the washer. Add cup chlorine bleach in order to address any mold or mildew you may have noticed. (Take note that the bleach may discolor the towels)
Step 4 Around the time that the washers switches to the rinse cycle, pour 2 table spoons of white vinegar into the mix. The vinegar will aid in ridding the liner of any left over residue from the soap, bleach, and baking soda. Allow for the cycle to finish and drain.
Step 5 Remove the material from the washer and using a squeegee, remove any water that is sitting on the surface. Hang it back up in the shower, and use a microfiber towel to finish the drying process.
Tips:
Never wash in warm or hot water , as excessive heat can easily melt or crack the material. Check to see whether your unit has specific washing instructions and follow them so as not to void any warranties.
If this method fails to work, it may be time to look into purchasing a new liner.
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