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The ultimate source of solutions to badly behaved shower curtains. This blog brings together all the solutions to the shower curtain 'blow-in' effect to stop your shower curtain clinging to you while you shower. Before discussing solutions, you might want to know why exactly your shower curtain su*ks in rather than being pushed outwards. The Chimney Effect theory makes a lot of sense, as everyone knows that hot air rises. However, inward movement continues even when only cold water is used. Therefore, other forces must be involved. The Bernoulli Effect refers to the flow of water downward causing an increase in velocity, which decreases air pressure within the shower. This decrease in air pressure results in an air pressure differential. One can only as*ume these effects work together, causing lightly weighted curtains to be su*ked inward.  One of the best ways of putting an end to shower curtain cling is to buy a heavy weight curtain that is made to stand up to the effects shown in the picture above. These are quite cheap and highly rated.. IF YOU LIKE THE CURTAIN YOU HAVE, check out my blog post 5 WAYS TO STOP YOUR SHOWER CURTAIN BLOWING IN. This post discusses several ideas such as adding extra weight or using devices specifically designed to hold the curtain out while you're showering. I've tracked down all of the most commonly used products and popular methods people use to solve this problem.  If you're looking for a quick fix, the image below shows a commonly used technique, but it can be a bit of a pain having to do this every It's not really a solution as wrestling the curtain into position every morning and making the little puddle can be a pain.   These are the other DIY ideas I've come across. They're pretty tragic.  Another simple idea I should mention is that the air pressure and hot air rising problems can be minimized to a certain extent by raising the curtain upward a little to allow for some air movement underneath. I haven't tried this approach myself but have read that it can help to