Installing The Loving Liner onto shower hooks. Easy to install and uninstall for regular washes.

How to use The Loving Liner

Just hang it like any liner—loop it onto your hooks, tuck it inside the tub, and you’re in business. The Loving Liner’s secret? A whisper-thin, plant-based waterproof layer hidden between two soft layers of cotton. It keeps water in and weird smells out—no flapping plastic, no toxic off-gassing, no drama. Shower, sing, dance if you must—your floor stays dry, and your conscience does too.

Triple-Layer Construction: Two layers of certified organic cotton knit

Plant-Based Waterproofing: Non-GMO TPU film derived from organic plant based material

Non-Toxic: No PVC, PEVA, VOCs, or harmful finishes

Designed for Daily Use: Hangs inside the tub just like a traditional liner

No Cling, No Billow: Soft fabric drape keeps plastic off your skin

Easy to Care For: Machine wash cold, hang dry

It behaves like fabric, because it is fabric Slower drying is a mark of real material, not manufactured shortcuts

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Common Questions

  • Q: How do I wash The Loving Liner and how often?

    A: It’s super easy, just pop it in the washing machine every few weeks (every 2–4 weeks is great for most bathrooms). Use a gentle cycle with cold water, then hang it right back up to dry.

  • Q: Will it get moldy?

    A: If it’s never washed, yes, just like any shower liner it will get moldy. But the good news is, The Loving Liner is made to be washable and breathable, so it’s much easier to keep clean. A quick wash every few weeks keeps it looking beautiful and helps prevent mildew without needing harsh sprays or bleach.

  • Q: Why is it more expensive than other liners?

    A: Because it’s not like other liners. The Loving Liner is made with three layers of premium, non-toxic materials that are safe for your body and gentle on the planet. It's similar to a high end drapery, just for your shower.

  • Q: I’ve seen cheaper liners that say they’re non-toxic. What’s the difference?

    It’s confusing, right? Many lower-cost liners are labeled “non-toxic,” but still contain materials like PVC, PEVA, or EVA that release chemicals over time, especially with heat and humidity.

  • Q: Does removing a plastic liner actually help with air quality?

    A: Yes it really can, and it’s backed by science. A study by the Center for Health, Environment & Justice found that plastic shower liners made from materials like PVC can release over 100 toxic chemicals into the air, especially when exposed to heat and steam. Some of these chemicals—including VOCs and phthalates—can linger in indoor air for up to a week, affecting the air your family breathes every day.

  • Q: Is The Loving Liner really that much better for the planet?

    A: Yes, in a big way. Most plastic liners are designed to be disposable. They end up in landfills where they take hundreds of years to break down, and when they do, they become microplastics that pollute water, soil, and even the food we eat.
    The Loving Liner is made to last, without plastic, PVC, or toxic coatings. It’s a cleaner, lower-waste alternative that helps reduce the amount of plastic entering the environment in the first place. Choosing better materials matters, and your bathroom is a great place to start.