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I'm looking for a hamper, shower curtain, etc...after looking online walmart seems to have the most reasonable prices...I need a wicker type hamper for the bathroom with an attached lid and a more heavy duty shower curtain liner...haven't seen any frees from target for a good 2 yrs. now...anyone have a better suggestion than walmart? TIA.
 
I don't know about any good deals, but I like the fabric liners instead of the plastic ones. The plastic ones always seem to tear. We've had the same fabric liners for 7+ years now. I wash them every couple months or so. I'm sure they are from Target, like everything else in my life. :giggles:
 
our water even with a softener is super rusty and that is why I prefer heavy plastic as the rust doesn't stain and I can wipe it down with rust remover! Thanks though! :-)
 
I ended up buying one at Kohls w/ a $5 off and percent off. It wasn't cheap but it is a thick vinyl and mildew resistant. The cheap ones we had at the apt over the summer were gross so I threw them away.
 
I use both. The fabric one is only seen from the outside (of the tub) and the vinyl one is only seen from the inside (of the tub). I still have some of the heavy duty vinyl ones left from the last Target free Qs.
 
dragonfly said:
I don't know about any good deals, but I like the fabric liners instead of the plastic ones. The plastic ones always seem to tear. We've had the same fabric liners for 7+ years now. I wash them every couple months or so. I'm sure they are from Target, like everything else in my life. :giggles:
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I love the fabric liners, the ones I have have some type of magnet in them that keep them snug to the tub. These have been a GodSend in my boys bathroom! Pop them in the washer and dryer and they come out like new. I bought mine at Kohls. They cost more but I would never go back to plastic.
 
Dollar General and Family Dollar carry them if you are looking for something in the interim and not necessarily something that will be with you for years.
 
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