Curved outward shower curtain liner

Abstract

The magnetic cards are to help secure the shower curtain liner to the inside of the shower tub (especially in the corners).

1 . Using this curved outward shower curtain liner in a typical shower that has a metal tub (a typical metal tub that typical magnets will stick to) will allow the shower curtain to stick to the tub. 
     
     
         2 . The magnetic cards at the bottom of the curtain liner when stuck to the shower tub will allow the curving of the liner outward away from the shower, thus making more usable room inside the shower. 
     
     
         3 . Using this curved outward shower curtain liner in a typical shower that is not a metal tub (a typical non-metal tub that typical magnets will not stick to) or a shower stall (not a tub) will also allow the shower curtain to stick to the tub or shower stall due to the curved outward rubber or wire poles (which can be hard and/or flexible curved whips) that are sewn or seamed into the shower curtain liner pushing outward against the tub and/or shower stall while also being held in a downward direction due to gravity. 
     
     
         4 . The curtain liner can also be pushed reversing its curve inward into the shower, thus making less usable room inside the shower to allow more usable space inside the bathroom for when the shower and/or tub are not in use and/or for when curving outward of the curtain is not desired. 
     
     
         5 . This curved outward shower curtain liner under normal typical showering conditions should prevent the shower curtain from being drawn into the showering area. 
     
     
         6 . Under typical showering conditions the shower curtain is sometimes drawn into the showering area usually due to air pressure typically caused by shower heads when the shower is dispensing water from the shower head, this curved outward shower curtain liner under normal typical showering conditions should prevent or minimize the shower curtain from being drawn into the showering area. 
     
     
         7 . This curved outward shower curtain liner under normal typical showering conditions should also prevent the corners of the bottom of the shower curtain liner from moving away from towards the corners of the bottom of the shower tub. 
     
     
         8 . Preventing the corners of the bottom of the shower curtain liner from moving away from towards the corners of the bottom of the shower tub should help to prevent water from escaping the shower.