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I actually got these for my blackout curtains in my bedroom. They're dark charcoal grey on the room-facing side, and white on the side facing out. It was a happy coincidence that these are black and white, but it's nice that you can't see the black ones from inside, and the white ones would be very inconspicuous on the back side if anyone were to ever see them from the window (not a window that faces a street or backyard or anything). Nice strong hold, and I like the shape that can help you get a grip on them...and the shape makes it really hard to pinch your fingers between them like with the totally flat, disc-shaped ones.If you're in the market for this kind of thing, I can recommend them. I purchased them through Vine for a discount but am thinking of getting a set for our camping tablecloth.

Our shower curtain was attacking us. We tried everything to reduce the "shower curtain effect" but weights are the only solution. These are heavy duty and arrived undamaged. Now our shower curtain gently brushes up against us occasionally rather than trying to fully engulf us in plastic. One more weight in the package would completely solve the problem.

I don't even know what my shower curtain has been doing lately, but it's been full on attacking me when I shower LOL. I was driving me so crazy to the point it wasn't even relaxing anymore. I happened to see these on Amazon, so I ordered out of desperation. They saved my sanity, I swear. I placed all 5 sets on my shower liner and no more shower curtain attacks!!!!!! The liner stays perfectly in place. The magnets are a pretty significant weight, which made me a little bit nervous because we have a tension rod. However, I've had no issues. I tugged on the shower curtain with the weights on there and the rod didn't budge. They are easy to install...just one magnet on each side of the liner, so pretty foolproof. The magnet power is STRONG, so they can be a little tough to adjust. In my mind, however, that's a positive. I do wish they weren't a mix of black and white...I wish both sides were just one solid color, but that's really such a minor thing because I don't even see the magnets since they're on my liner. Overall, this find was a major win that helped me enjoy my relaxing showers again!!

I removed hideous shower doors from my bathtub about a year ago. I got a shower curtain and bought a liner. Immediately, the problem with liners presented itself in that a breeze is created in the shower, which causes the liner to cling to your legs. I needed weights to hold the liner in place but nothing worked, so I purchased some strong magnets to weigh the liner down. They weren't very attractive, so I was glad to see these. These are so much nicer and, even better, they aren't attracted to each other. Highly recommend!

Got these because my shower curtain liner is always blowing inward towards me in the shower and these prevent that from happening!

I recently upgraded my shower setup with these silicone magnetic curtain weights. The silicone coating not only keeps them securely in place but also eliminates the the loud noise some weights when they hit the side of the tub. There is of course still a sound but it's more of a muffled thud.For those with longer-than-average shower curtains or a rod installed a bit too far in (like mine, thanks to my landlord), you might need to opt for two packs. But once they're in position, they work effortlessly, ensuring the curtain stays perfectly weighted down without any hassle. No more struggling with a wandering curtain or enduring the clatter of metal weights. They're simple, effective, and have made my showers much more enjoyable.

These are great little weights, they aren't too heavy to make it difficult to move the curtain, but they hold heavy enough to stop the curtain moving on its own. A bit pricey, but ideal if you don't want to buy a weighted curtain.

Had to double up each side of curtain to give more weight. Doesn’t help with wind