New! Map of The World with Detailed Major Cities. PVC Free, Non-Toxic and Odorless Water Repellent Fabric Shower Curtains - Large Home Decor Wall Map

I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this shower curtain, it is water resistant, bright, easy to clean, and very knowledgeable, I love it !!

Bought for my kids bathroom. As pictured. Seems like itll wash well. Well have to see. Happy with how clear/crisp the map and writing are on the curtain. Overall happy with purchase. Contacted customer service via email on a question and they responded quickly.

I love this shower curtain so much - its very easy to read the place names, the country names appear to be in the correct places, and its very durable. Ive had it up for over a month and Ive washed it twice and I havent had any water come through (to be fair though, I have inner liner too). Ive gotten lots of compliments on it, and I feel like my geography has at least slightly improved. I took off a star because Hawaii is missing (who forgets Hawaii? Hawaii is awesome), so its likely there may be other errors, although nothing Ive noticed. I definitely recommend.

Got this shower curtain to hang on the same rod as my classroom curtains. Worked perfectly! Much cheaper than a wall map of a similar size and the fabric is cloth like so it is really flexible and durable for my classroom. During tests, I just ball it up and flip it over the curtain rod to prevent students from using it as a cheat. It is pretty accurate for a social studies classroom, and has helped my students a lot. Definitely worth the investment.

Nice material. Not vinyl. Nice white color. Nice graphics of continents at the bottom (I wish it were countries flags -- I had one like that when I was little). The outlines, colors are all good. The countries, thus far with my inspection, are pretty good. Heres my beef---and Im a geographer and GIS person. There are some places are weird to have city names on the map. Then there are giant gaps. Phoenix AND Mesa but not Boise or the capital of North or South Dakota or Saskatchewan in one of those big open spaces?

Light can come through but you cannot see in. It’s map is detailed and my kids love looking over it!

We purchased as an experiment for our kids. We lined our shower with the map to see if they’d take notice and learn a few names without prompts during their long showers. In just over a month, our 6th and 7th graders can label a world map without issue!

Overall, I am pleased with the map of the world shower curtain. I wanted something that could be washed and wanted a map. This fits the bill. I have noticed two mistakes in just a few minutes. 1) Fez in Morocco is misspelled and looks like “Figs.” 2) the color for Antarctica was off.

This is such a lovely addition to my showering experience, although I think I waste more water taking a longer shower. Its just fascinating and I can give myself little geography memory tests. LOGISTICS: I already had a shower curtain I love on the outside facing my bathroom, and I already had a nice plastic liner on the inside, so I sandwiched the world map between the two and it faces the inside of the tub/shower. So I can see it only while Im showing. I dont think I would like it to actually face my bathroom as it is too busy. But its great fun to learn while Im washing. Remember they say that the way to keep your brain young is to learn something new. So now I can tell you where Uzbekistan is or Uraguay or any of these remote places I have heard about but couldnt find them on a globe. I have also been learning which countries have beach front property on some remote sea and which are landlocked. Something good to know if you want to plan a trip.

Love the vibrant colors. Looks great in my boys bathroom