Command self-stick hook

We just moved and I didn't want to use nails in our new home. So I went out and purchased approx. $50.00 worth of Command Hooks. I used a small clear hook to mount a small plastic cat clock it did hang for almost a month then in the middle of the night BANG down it came, now it doesn't work. I had also hung a small picture it to lasted about a month then BANG down it came luckily I had a fake plant right under it or I would have had glass everywhere. We also tried the outdoor ones for Christmas lights they didn't even make it thru the night. I followed the instructions exactly now I don't know what to do a box of hooks I am afraid to use!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Even though I had a bad experience with the pic. hangers I decided to try the hooks. I hung three things that only weighed less than a pound put two hooks on each and put a stablizer in the middle. And once again I came home last night and everything was on the floor. I mean they did stay on for 5 days, but still hit the floor. I cleaned the walls, let dry, do what the directions say and look what happens. I wish someone had a product that would let us hang things where we are not allowed to use nails. I will be researching to see if maybe someone out there is better than command. If anyone has any ideas please let me know.

I love to make gifts very fancy and customized looking. I also just started scrapbooking. I use the small 17002 white hooks to organize my ribbon rolls and wrapping paper by running a string through the middle, knotting it, and hanging it on the wall in my craft room. No peg boards, no tangled ribbons or wrinkled paper! If I buy new ribbons, I can put a hook up in seconds, and if it runs out, the hooks come down quickly and cleanly without ruining my paint or drywall. My Paper scissors, stencils, tape, yarn- tags, everything is "hooked up" and at hand right when and where I need it!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My cats had discovered they could open the freezer section of my fridge, usually during the night or while I was at work. I tried tape and Velcro, that either didn't work or made it hard for me to open the freezer. Finally I tried the small Command hooks, one on the body and one on the door, placed sideways facing away from each other. I then used a rubber band stretched across the hooks. They haven't opened the door since. The product is securely attached even with the tension from the rubber band, and I'll be able to remove them without damage to my fridge. Great product.

I purchased a package of your small hooks from a hardware store chain. We used them to hang Christmas lights in our living room. We attempted to take them down this evening and now have 4 large patches where the hooks took the paint and all off of our wall!It took off several layers now its down to the plaster! On the package itself your company claims they are damage free. It looks hideous! We won't be able to match the paint now as we had it mixed over 4 years ago. We don't have the money to repaint our entire living room. I would NEVER recommend this product!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My favorite use for the Command Small hooks is inside my kitchen cabinets (right on the inside of the door). I hang my individual measuring cups and measuring spoons right there inside the upper cabinet next to my stove, and whenever I need one, there is no digging around in a drawer - I just open the cabinet and grab the size I need right off the door. It is tidy and orderly, and when the cabinet is closed, you would never know it is even there. I also hang my coffee scooper like this in the cabinet above the coffee pot! :)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I put these in my shower to hold our scrubbies since there was no place to put them. Now they are always within reach and they hang up nice to dry. This has really been handy since my husband had a stroke and is not able to get in and out of the shower to get what he needs. We hang his stuff from these hooks which has given him a bit more independence. I also use the small wire hooks in my kitchen cabinets to hold all our car keys and other misc keys. It's great not having to hunt them down each day.

Bless the individual or team who discovered these AMAZING hooks. I am absolutely obssessed with these things. I use them in the shower, simply ALL over my bedrooms, closets, kitchen, utility room, office. For pot holders, sponges, back scratchers, belts, clipboards, multi-colered light strings for the picture window, white strings of lights on the chain link fence out in front of my home, in the RV for hundreds of things. I should own stock I have purchased so many. I LOVE THEM!!!!