blue liner

Common categories include shower curtain liners, shelf and drawer liners, diaper and pail liners, and cosmetic eyeliners (makeup) that are marketed as waterproof or long‑wearing.

Materials include PEVA (and non‑woven PEVA) and polyester for many shower liners/curtains, thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) laminates for pail liners, and super‑absorbent fabrics with waterproof backings for shelf/drawer liners.

Designs range from solid, opaque blues to patterned and textured styles—examples include light‑blue florals, stucco textures (e.g., borage blue), and darker navy or aqua shades used across shower and shelf liners.

Common sizes include the standard 70×72 inches and taller options around 71×79 inches, depending on the listing.

A common size shown is 12×59 inches per sheet, and these are often sold as a 2‑pack.

Care depends on the material: PEVA/plastic liners often recommend hand washing and line drying or machine washing around 30°C; shelf/drawer liners may be machine‑washable or can be scrubbed/spot‑cleaned; fabric curtains are usually machine‑washable or wipeable per product instructions.

Packaging varies by type: shelf/drawer liners commonly come as 2‑packs of 12×59‑inch sheets; shower curtains/liners may be sold singly or as multi‑piece shower sets (one listing showed a 14‑piece set); some liners are sold solo without hooks.

Pail liners typically use drawstrings to cinch the top; shower liners and curtains use reinforced grommets, weighted or magnetic hems, and rust‑resistant hooks to stay secured.