Command Utility Hooks, Medium, 6 Hooks in White and 12 Adhesive Strips - Damage Free Hanging - Holds up to 1.3kg

As someone who's always on the lookout for clever home organization hacks, I was excited to try out these Command Utility Hooks. And for the most part, they've lived up to their promise of providing a damage-free way to hang items around the house. 👍Right off the bat, the installation process was a breeze – no tools required, just peel and stick! 🙌 The adhesive strips hold surprisingly well on various surfaces like painted walls, tiles, and even metal. I've used them to organize coats, bags, and even my dog's leash by the entryway, and they've remained securely in place. 🧥🐕‍🦺However, I did encounter a couple of hiccups along the way. First, while the hooks claim a holding power of 1.3kg, I found that the weight capacity can vary depending on the surface you're sticking them to. On tiles, they seem to grip tenaciously, but on drywall, they tend to sag a bit more under heavier loads. 🤔Additionally, while the strips are advertised as leaving no residue upon removal, I've noticed that sometimes they can leave behind a slight sticky film, especially if they've been up for an extended period. A bit of elbow grease with a cleaning solution usually does the trick, but it's something to keep in mind. 🧼Overall, these Command Utility Hooks are a convenient and versatile solution for temporary or semi-permanent hanging needs. Just be mindful of weight limits and surface types, and you'll likely find them to be a handy addition to your home organization arsenal. 👌🏼

Works well

These hooks are very handy in multiple places around the house, especially if you are living in rented accommodation. Surprisingly strong, they can hold a reasonable amount of weight; I've successfully managed to go a decent amount over the recommended maximum and the hooks stayed up just fine.On the backs of doors to hold towels, and on the beams to hang planters from- these hooks perform nicely, are inoffensive and easy to conceal with careful placement. The hooks slide onto the clear plastic part which is adhered to the wall, so you can remove them when not in use without wasting a Command strip.Do be careful, however, with the temperature of the room. It recently reached about 32C, and I (perhaps foolishly) had one of these mounted in (near) direct sunlight. The adhesive must have softened in the heat, leading to my plant pot falling and smashing- this was under the advised weight as well. However, if you're careful they should be fine.Application is simple, instructions are clear. Removal- if you do it properly (holding the top of the strip and carefully pulling down) is clean and damage free. The letting agent is none the wiser.Of course, screw in or mounted hooks would generally be more ideal- but for those who can't, don't, or won't go that route: these should do the job.

I am a massive fan of the command hooks and picture hooks! SO these hooks were bough to, well, hang stuff from! OK, i know I am stating the obvious here. Instead of putting holes in doors which were hollow we thought these hooks would be a great idea! Sure enough they were. Installation is super easy, place a sticker on the back of one. Stick it where it will finally rest and then just press on it for 30 seconds of more to make sure it sticks. Jobs a good 'un. That's really all there is to it. I cannot tell you if it can manage the weight they have suggested which is 1 Kg, as we only hang bathrobes and jackets from them.WHat I can say is that if you ever need to move them, just peel the sticker off pulling it slowly in a downward motion and just grab a new sticker from the box. You actually get 6 hooks in the box and 12 stickers. So if you do make a mistake and stick it in the wrong place, it's not the end of the world, just move it. If you find that you have run out of the stickers, yo ucan always buy more:3M Command Medium Mounting / Replacement Strips Pack of 9 Medium StripsThe hooks will last a very long time, as they have made them from a good plastic.These are the picture strips we bought:Command Picture Hanging Strips Value Pack

Several generations and designs of Command Strip products have been in constant use for many years and now in greater variety than ever and with five sizes (as currently known) available. These are are the second smallest, only the mini is smaller than these, and they are able to support lighter weights. A cup or mug might be a typical item to hang from these but one is to be used to hold a lightweight electric shaver in a suspended case.They are long-lasting and some have been in daily use for many years. They can be fragile and will break if excessive weight is hung from one (the maximum is usually displayed on the card), or if abused by accidental heavy contact, twisting etc.They should be considered semi-permanent as the beauty of the strips is that thay can last for ever or, should you need to remove, relocate, upgrade or replace one, you can remove it easily and cleanly from most surfaces by pulling the tab which gradually releases the adhesive contact and leaves no visible or sticky traces. With a spare strip, and you can buy just the strips in the various sizes and types for just such situations, the hook can be reused. In the pack are a few spare strips, sufficient to reuse each hook.

Good suction and holds a heavy wreath

These hooks are strong but do leave residue on the wall which can be time consuming to remove. If you have no other option then they are ok.