Brighten up your bathroom with a range of . Choose from our extensive collection of shower curtains in a style to suit you. Colour-match your choice to your existing or make a standout style statement with a bold and vibrant curtain in a design to tempt your taste. Whatever your particular preference, Homebase are bound to have a product in a design to suit your bathroom style.From shower frames and curtain sets to long shower curtains, look no further than Homebase to help make bath time a breeze. Why not keep the kids amused with a range of fun and funky shower curtains? Alternatively, pick from plain or patterned luxury shower curtains in a colour to suit your design scheme. From bright rubber ducks to a dramatic damask print, a range of curtains in a style to lift the look of your living space.Choose from contemporary motifs or classic designs and consider bold bursts of colour or neutral, muted tones. From polyester and plastic to PVC, pick a fabric shower curtain from our collection for an easy to clean solution to .

Head to Homebase and browse our product pages online for inspirational interior ideas to help make your house a home. Shower Curtain Rod - White - 106 to Hello, how is your weekend going? Mine has been pretty good so far, although my husband has been sick with some flu-like virus. I think it's the same one that's been going around at work. I'm hoping not to catch it! Today I'm sharing the polka dot curtains I made for the dining room. After putting together my post on bold curtains, I was inspired to create my own bold curtains to add a pop of color to the sea of beige I currently have rocking in the dining room. To make the curtains, I painted large polka dots on the plain white curtains that were already hanging there. I have to be honest with you, these curtains took what felt like forever to paint. I love the result though, so I can say that all the work was worth it! I started off by tracing the polka dots. I used a mason jar and a pencil (very high tech).

I started in the upper left corner, then spaced the polka dots down and across one pencil length each. I staggered the dots the the rows don't completely line up. The process of tracing all the dots probably took about half an hour. To paint the dots, I used a basic craft paint in a dark navy blue. Following advice from Corey at Tiny Sidekick, I started by painting a thick coat in the center of each dot. I set up my painting station on top of the dining room table, using garbage bags underneath to protect the table. Then I painted around the edges of the circle. I finished by filling in the rest of the polka dot. I moved from dot to dot until all my polka dots were dry. Then I repositioned the curtain so that the next range of polka dots were over the garbage bags on top of the table. Really this process of waiting for paint to dry, repositioning the curtain, and painting more dots is what took so long. If I had a spot available in my house to lay out the entire curtain I would have been able to finish more quickly.

Unfortunately I didn't apply the paint in a thick enough coat because when I hung up the curtains the first time, sun was shining right through my paint. So I applied a second coat of paint, and this did the trick. I hung my improved curtains up in the dining room- done! The large polka dots are fun and whimsical, and I think the dark navy blue color keeps them from being too childish.Refused New Beat T Shirt You can see from this vantage that the navy blue polka dots tie in with the blue of the lamps and artwork in the front living room.Automotive Air Duct Cleaning Now I need to add some more color to the dining room by putting up some artwork, but at least I have started to eliminate the beige-on-beige color scheme that I had in the dining room (and okay, most of the house).Homemade Laser Light Show

Thanks for stopping by. I hope that you got to enjoy some of the same warmer temperatures that we had this weekend, because it looks like another cold week ahead. Have a great week!Username (Public display name under photo) by registering, you agree to the terms of use DIY Polka Dot Curtains click photo for more information Check out how easy these curtains are to make! Love the polka dot details.Is your shower curtain — or the liner — so nasty you avoid touching it? Do guests mistake the mildew for polka dots? Then it’s time to give that bathroom staple a good bath. Follow along as America’s handyman Bob Vila shares tips for cleaning the shower curtain and liner. It’s so easy, you’ll wonder why you didn’t do it sooner. RELATED: Start scrubbing and dusting! Spring clean with these room-by-room tips How to clean your shower curtain and liner Remove the rings, then toss the curtain and the liner in the washer along with a couple of white towels.

The towels will provide extra scrubbing for better cleaning.Add the regular amount of detergent and ½-1 cup of baking soda.Wash in warm or hot water at the highest level.At the rinse cycle, add ½-1 cup of distilled white vinegar.Allow fabric curtains to run through the spin cycle, then hang. No need to go in the dryer. Note: If the curtain is plastic, there’s no need to run it through the spin cycle. It’s ready to hang in the bathroom right after it rinses. To remove extra heavy mildew from a white or clear shower curtain/liner, add a cup of bleach to the wash water. For colored curtains/liners, try OxiClean, Clorox 2 or another bleach alternative instead. RELATED: How often you should wash your bedding — and the right way to do it Basically, every shower curtain is washable, but to be on the safe side, check the instructions on the care tag first. Most bar soaps cause soap scum. Use body wash or a non-soap cleansing bar instead of bar soap.Make it part of your daily routine to spray the shower curtain and liner with a mixture of half water, half white distilled vinegar.