if you have a window or vent open, the air could be moving it around like that. Mine only does it when the heat/air is on, or I open my window.

yes, a temperature difference between the air within the shower and the air outside of it, causing a draft to suck the curtain in. Maybe she should try one of those shower curtains with the magnets on the bottom or the little suction cups that stick to the wall.

so there are no demons.

dear lord!

the suction cup ones work great for me they're the same price as regular liners and mine never come unstuck regardless of whether the window and/or door is open or closed.

toastie! hi

I know. It's been forever. Yes, I'm officially a nurse now. The stress is near to killing me, though. I work the night shift in an ICU. Just now I was looking at my hospital's website for a nice quiet 9-5 clinic job. How are you? Did you move?

that sounds like one of the most stressful jobs you could have. but at least there's no rainbow carpet. i hope you can find something with better hours soon. it's great that you're a nurse though. i'll have to make sure if i ever need medical help that it's on your shift. i'm not a fan at all of doctors and hospitals. you're one of the few people whose competence i would trust. nothing much going on with me. i'm living in SF. i'm not sure if you knew that - i moved into the city 2 years ago. i love the city and walk around it as much as possible. i'm kind of hibernating for the winter though because i can't take any kind of cold weather. (don't know how i survived my childhood when i can't even take california winters). so i've just been keeping to myself, which is mostly how i like it anyway.

Breathe easy, it's just physics! Yup, some dude spent a lot of time researching why shower curtains billow. I'm sure his parents are glad they sent him to UMass.

I remember hearing about this guy... ...winning an Ig Nobel Prize for the research a few years ago and couldn't resist looking it up for you. The solution: glass shower doors :-D

or weighted shower curtains.

brilliant.

the BEST shower curtain-try Restoration Hardware fighting with the shower curtain you say? oh my. maybe the water pressure is too intense? a very strong flow can create a wind within the shower itself, weird phenomena. just lower the pressure.... or maybe it's the type of liner? those heavy plastic ones are brutal for being naturally static-clingy. either way here's a suggestion: It's their signature "Hotel Shower Curtain", try a general search if the link doesn't work. it's on sale (good) but backordered apparently (groan) but you'll not regret the wait. these smart curtains are a godsend, seriously. i've used them for years. they're easy to wash clean (to keep mildew free) and if it brushes against you it's soft and 'clothy' not a cold hard sheet of pvc, so unpleasant i've banned ever using them again. only rule: no bleaching! it breaks down the natural water repellant quality. best of luck solving this unique problem. life's too short for battling sassy shower curtains!

thank you thank you

Shower cutain with magnets... cheap and it works