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Question: Has anyone seen any rust on their stainless steel curtain rod?
Document: Very attractive and well made product. The white ceramic and highly polished chrome &#34;feet&#34; hold the shower rod up securely and is easy to install. The center rod is lightly brushed stainless steel with assists the shower curtain holders to glide across without any difficulty. Love it!
The curtain rod is sturdy and nice looking, but the finish does not look like a polished stainless steel. I was attempting to match the other fixtures in the bathroom which are polished nickel. At other hardware stores the polished steel does have a close match to polished nickel, but this rod looks more like chrome that any polished metal. It is too much trouble to return, etc., etc., so I've decided to live with it.
The combination of white and stainless steel is also far more attractive that the plain rods in the stores. I highly recommend this product.
The shower rod does not rust. Before this one I replaced my shower rod from Target (admittedly an inexpensive product) no less than 4 times due to rusting in our little damp bathroom. Sturdy, good looking and stainless.
Sure enough, someone did. If it exists, you can probably find it on Amazon. The InterDesign rod was incredibly easy to install and feels sturdier, but time will tell. My only complaint is that the end caps of the stainless-steel rod are white. It doesn't stand out in my bathroom, but I would have preferred stainless-steel caps rather than white.
I really like this shower curtain tension rod. But the real test for me will be it's longevity. I live in a very tropical environment, I want to see how long it lasts before rust begins to show up. I hope I won't have to replace until at least 5 years.
Fully functional inexpensive shower curtain rod. Looks nice; can't say how it will hold up. Stainless is quite thin. Does a nice job of matching other bathroom fixtures, although in this case, the white &#34;porcelain&#34; portion appears to be plastic. Still, an O.K. value for the money.My criticism is the packaging. Shrink-wrapped in some kind of cheap plastic; hard to get hold of, and then came off in pieces.
I will not purchase this tension rod every again! It started showing signs of rust within the first month of use. I have to replace it after six months. Waste of money
Hopefully, it will stay up. I had hoped not to have to bother anyone with this. Also,  the box was open when I received it. I would send it back but I don't want to pay postage. This is definitely a disappointment. I have installed shower curtain rods by myself before with no trouble and they stayed up until I took them down.
It worked & we have no problems at all with it falling after months of use. It looks very nice & have had no problems with rust or anything else. I would recommend.
Answer: No - I've moved so I have had four of them and they have all been fine.  Did yours get a scratch and do you have hard water?