Recycled Fabric Cream Beige

이웃집 언니 · Naver Blog · Jun 6, 2024

A recycled shower curtain for a calm, dry-style bathroom

Hi, this is The Neighbor Sister.

When I choose a product these days, I'm drawn to recycled materials — I'd like my choices to help protect the environment, even a little. So when I found an eco-friendly shower curtain that matched exactly what I was looking for, I had to try it.

It was my first step toward the dry-style bathroom I'd been picturing. Once it was up, it looked even prettier than I'd imagined. It's not a cheap product, but knowing I'd made a value-driven purchase that helps the planet doubled the satisfaction. I'm really glad I chose it.

Today I've prepared a detailed review, so if you've been curious about a shower curtain made from recycled material, read on.

OneSevenNine — Recycled Nylon Shower Curtain

Nylon is so convenient that it's hard to imagine life without it. But did you know it's made from crude oil, releases greenhouse gases during production, and that discarded nylon pollutes water and soil and threatens marine ecosystems?

What struck me about OneSevenNine's recycled shower curtain is that it's made by recycling nylon that would otherwise be thrown away during production. It felt like a small effort to cut down on wasteful new nylon and keep the environmental impact as low as possible.

It's only a small choice of mine, but when I think that choices like this add up to protect the planet — and make our everyday lives more meaningful — I didn't hesitate at all.

It arrived in an eco-friendly kraft box. The packaging looks so premium that it would make a lovely housewarming or wedding gift — I think anyone would be happy to receive it.

Since I was choosing from photos online, I wondered how the recycled fabric would feel in real life. The soft touch, natural creases and muted tone of the crinkle fabric went beyond my expectations.

The top of the curtain has eyelets, so it's easy to hang with shower curtain rings and a tension rod.

12 plastic shower curtain rings come included, so all I had to add was the rod as an extra option.

The tension rod adjusts to different lengths and grips firmly, so anyone can install it quickly without drilling into the wall. Hanging the curtain took me less than two minutes.

For me, the bathroom is a space for rest and recharging more than any other room. I love how this one curtain makes it feel warmer and cozier.

It has a relaxed, Kinfolk-style calm to it. The size is 175 × 188 cm, and when I spread it out, it covered our bathtub perfectly — like it was made for it.

I chose the Cream Beige color, and the quality is excellent right down to every seam.

I also love the Tyvek label, which adds a premium texture as an accent. It's lightly tacked on, so it's easy to remove if you prefer — but it's so pretty that I'm keeping it for now.

It has a water-repellent coating, so it holds up well against grime in a humid bathroom.

It's also soft against the skin.

It rarely wraps around your body or sticks to itself when wet, which makes it really easy to use.

Running a bath and soaking after a busy day is the happiest time of my day.

Without a curtain, the bathwater seemed to cool quickly and the room felt a bit chilly. With the recycled curtain up, I can enjoy a warm, cozy half-bath, and my whole family loves it.

The fabric itself repels water well, so the shower spray stays in and it's easy to keep up the dry bathroom I wanted.

That's my review of the OneSevenNine recycled shower curtain for a dry-style bathroom. It's a pricier product, but there's more than enough reason to choose it — if you're deciding on a shower curtain, I'd wholeheartedly recommend it.

Besides the Cream Beige I chose, it also comes in Cream Olive, Ash Grey, Ash Brown and Ash Navy, so pick the one that suits your bathroom.

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세이예홈 · Naver Blog · May 1, 2024

A dry-style bathroom without a renovation

A light, quick-drying bathroom curtain made from eco-friendly material: the OneSevenNine Recycled Shower Curtain.

Our bathroom is damp and humid, the kind of place where mold shows up easily.

For hygiene in summer I wanted to keep it like a dry bathroom, but the layout meant a single shower splashed water all the way to the toilet and left the whole floor soaked. I couldn't find a fix.

It's an older apartment with no separate shower enclosure, so after every shower I had to wipe the water off the mirror, sink, walls and floor right away.

Left alone, it turned into water stains, and in summer even mold, so it was a constant worry for me.

A bathroom renovation felt like too much, but with a shower curtain I can now keep the floor dry even after showering.

The fabric repels water so it simply rolls off, and after use a quick shake dries it fast. It really is worth the price.

The cozy, warm look it gives the bathroom is a bonus, so the time I spent deciding wasn't wasted. In cold winter it also keeps the warm air in, so the shower feels warmer.

The product I chose is the OneSevenNine Recycled Shower Curtain.

The packaging was thoughtful, and I liked the meaning behind it even more.

I care about sustainability, so whenever there's an eco-friendly option among similar everyday products, I choose it first. When I found out there was an eco-friendly option even for the shower curtain we use every day, I knew this was the one.

It uses eco-friendly nylon made by recycling the yarn waste that's unavoidably created during production, cutting carbon by about 93% and fossil fuel use by about 95% compared with conventional products.

Because it's made from recycled nylon that would otherwise be thrown away, I also got the satisfaction of a value-driven purchase. It's light and soft, which makes it perfect as a shower curtain.

There are holes along the top for the curtain rings. It comes in five colors, all with an ivory top and a different color below. I chose Cream Beige, but Cream Olive, Ash Grey, Ash Brown and Ash Navy all looked stylish too.

The non-slip stainless tension rod holds firmly even in a humid space, which makes it ideal for a bathroom curtain. I chose size M (125–220 cm).

The OneSevenNine shower curtain rings are high-grade 304 stainless steel, so they don't rust, and the ball bearings let them glide smoothly without friction.

To install the stainless rod, set it about 3–5 cm longer than the distance between the walls, then push it in little by little while keeping it level. Give it a light tug and you can feel that it's firmly in place.

Because it's stainless steel rather than plastic, it looks as if the rod had been there from the start.

I put up just the rod first to show the installation, but in practice you can thread the rings on and install everything in one go.

I hung one shower curtain and the whole bathroom got so much prettier! The crinkle nylon has a gentle texture that creates a natural, relaxed mood.

I installed it for function, but the cozy atmosphere it adds made me like it even more. My child was thrilled too, saying we finally have a shower room.

The rings have ball bearings, so it opens and closes smoothly and quietly.

Pushed to one side it takes up almost no space, so it never feels cramped.

The stitching and finishing are neat, too. On the rod it falls straight and calm, and the seams don't pucker or lift.

The fabric is thin and lets light through, so the bathroom doesn't feel closed in even with the curtain drawn. Shower areas usually don't have their own light, so a very thick curtain can make it dark; it's worth checking the thickness.

The OneSevenNine Recycled Shower Curtain measures 175 × 188 cm, and it fit our apartment like it was made to measure. Now let's check the most important thing in a shower curtain: water repellency. Outside:

Inside: both sides have a water-repellent coating, so water beads up and rolls off. Even when I sprayed one spot for a long time and the fabric got wet, the repellency held. After use, a quick shake got the water off right away.

Before, the space wasn't divided when we showered, so water splashed everywhere and the floor was soaked every time; I had to squeegee it.

Now the water doesn't splash far. It drops down below the curtain and goes straight into the drain, so there's far less to wipe up. Cleaning the bathroom will be much easier from now on.

Our bathroom has no window and is humid, so I always wanted to use it as a dry bathroom, but a renovation is such a big job that I couldn't bring myself to do it. Without drilling a single hole, I turned an old bathroom into a dry bathroom with a separate shower area. I'm so glad I put up this curtain.

It dries quickly so it's more hygienic, and if it gets dirty you can wash it by hand, so it's much easier to care for. If bathroom humidity and mold give you a headache, I recommend a shower curtain. OneSevenNine has lots of designs and colors, so you can pick one that suits your bathroom. Take a look.

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반해별 · Naver Blog · Jan 15, 2026

One curtain, a whole new bathroom

I got a quote for a full renovation, took one look at the price and gave up on the spot. Since then I've been redoing things myself one by one. Changing everything with my own hands is hard at times, but it's surprisingly fun. This time I hung a shower curtain to turn one of our bathrooms into a dry-style bathroom.

Doing my own dry-bathroom makeover, I learned that a single shower curtain can completely change the mood of a bathroom. What I like most about the OneSevenNine Recycled Shower Curtain I'm using is that it goes beyond simply screening the tub: it's made from eco-friendly material.

The fabric is made from recycled nylon, so it's gentler on the environment and lets me do something for the planet. It has a water-repellent coating, so it stays clean even in a humid bathroom.

I chose Cream Beige, and its soft tone made the whole bathroom feel much warmer and more refined. The crinkle texture of the fabric creases naturally, so it doesn't cling to your body even when water splashes during a shower.

The shower curtains I used before stuck to each other when wet and quickly discolored, so I replaced them several times. With this one I don't have those worries, and I'm happy that I can use it for a long time.

I also used a stainless curtain rod and rings to hang it,

and thanks to them, opening and closing the curtain every day is much smoother and easier.

The rings have ball bearings, so they glide without catching, and because they're 304 stainless steel, there's no worry about rust even in a humid bathroom.

Installation needs no drilling. The spring mechanism holds it firmly, so even as a beginner at DIY I could easily install it on my own.

I changed just one shower curtain and felt the whole mood of the bathroom change. I'd wanted a dry-bathroom look, and now it's exactly the atmosphere I wanted.

With one curtain neatly dividing the space, the sink area and the shower area are both more pleasant to use. It's a small change, but because it's a space I use every day, I'm really satisfied. And since one curtain makes the whole bathroom look different, I think it's great value for the money.

I also want to emphasize that it's an eco-friendly recycled material. There are so many disposable and plastic products in the bathroom market these days, and knowing that a small choice like this helps the planet gives me peace of mind as I use it. Being able to think about the environment while redoing my bathroom feels rewarding.

I wanted it to last as long as possible, so I'm also using the OneSevenNine stainless shower curtain rod. It grips strongly, and its wide non-slip rubber pads hold it steady.

I also love the clip-style rings with ball bearings that let the curtain open and close smoothly without friction.

I'm using this shower curtain as a divider. Separating the sink side from the shower space gives me the pretty dry bathroom I wanted.

In a dry-bathroom layout especially, dividing the space with a curtain makes a bigger difference than I expected. I used to think of it only as a way to stop splashes, but now it really helps with the overall mood of the bathroom and with keeping it clean.

My beige bathroom slippers and the Cream Beige OneSevenNine Recycled Shower Curtain go together as if they were a set. ♡

Easy care is another plus. The water-repellent finish stands up well to splashes and humidity, so it stays clean even after long use. The color and material naturally brighten the bathroom and make it look more refined, and the Tyvek label adds a nice detail. I love that it lets me finish a bathroom where even the small things are taken care of.

If you want to change the mood of your bathroom, or make a dry bathroom cleaner and easier to use, a single shower curtain can make a big difference. The combination of the OneSevenNine Recycled Shower Curtain and the stainless curtain rod in particular is easy to care for and built to last, so it's worth the investment. A prettier bathroom, DIY success!

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