Command Small Utility Hooks, White, 6-Hooks, Organize Damage-Free

So far these hooks have worked where others have failed. I bought them in small, medium, and large, and so far, have used the medium, but I am assuming that all of the sizes will work the same as long as you don't go over the weight limitation. For my needs, I have silicone casserole covers that I wanted to hang inside a cabinet door to keep them convenient. I had tried another brand of adhesive hook that I had replaced twice because they let go. In doing so, they left a yucky, sticky mess of stuck on adhesive.So I decided to find another alternative and found the Command hooks. In this case, I used the medium hooks because they are supposed to hold 3 pounds and the cover I wanted to hang were just under 3 pounds. I cleaned off the adhesive left by the other hooks, cleaned the area with alcohol as recommended, and left the Command hook on the door for an hour as recommended. So far it has been a couple of weeks and the hooks are holding. I couldn't be happier, and would highly recommend these hooks. I also suggest that any area you use the Command hooks is clean and smooth. This will help them to stick more permanently. I also love that these can be easily removed when you no longer need them.UPDATE 3/30/18:The hook that I originally installed on the back of a cabinet door to hold my silicone casserole covers in April of 2016 is still holding strong two years later.

I invite you to imagine a world without Command products:Every hook is a trial of patience and skill. Every decorating decision is agony, and your drywall will bear the scars. Keys are lost in random corners and on forgotten ledges. Cords dangle dangerously, causing disaster for children and pets. People shove toothpaste into tiny holes in their apartment walls in a desperate bid to reclaim their security deposit. In offices, framed pictures hang from thumbtacks. In the living room, Dad's haggard face is clenched with grim concentration as he taps the wall repeatedly with the handle of a screwdriver, endlessly searching for a stud.Now, awaken from this nightmare world, hold tight to your beloved Command strips, and be grateful.

3M is an American innovation superstar. From magnetic recording tape and adhesives in our fathers' generation, to Scotch tape and Post-It Notes. 3M continues to introduce products that make our lives easier.These stretchy, removable Command hooks are one of their more recent innovations. The foam adhesive tape that you apply to various size fashion hooks has an unusual property. If you pull straight down on a small exposed stub, causing the tape to stretch parallel to the surface, it releases cleanly from a wall or surface without leaving any residue. It's almost as if the original adhesion was made with tiny suction cups instead of a physical or chemical adhesive.Who would have thunk it? A gadget that lets your mount almost anything to a smooth, dry surface without drilling, hammering. In fact, no damage or discoloration at all! There is no puncture and no adhesive to clean up. It's almost perfect...Well, almost. I give this product high marks (4.5 stars if it were allowed), but with just a few warnings...a) The mounts are only invisible when used behind a framed photo or other solid object (and only if it the wire or mounting hole is not too high on the back. For example, if you are hanging something made of lace or with a piano wire that rises above the top edge, these are not as unobtrusive as a tiny angled brad or nail.b) The adhesive is not perfect. I have dropped a valuable painting and damaged the hand made gold leaf frame. Read the weight restrictions carefully and don't use them for items of high value.c) I don't fault 3M for pricing their innovative technology to the market max, but lets face it: At these prices, it is a very "Premium" solution. With nails and toothed brackets, you could hang a lot more items for the cost of just a few of these clever hooks. I love this product, but in my tool kit, it is a solution for situations where the usual methods would cause undesirable damage or if the surface is too hard for nails (e.g. stone, glass, ceramic).

These work great for my needs.I bought these to use as child-proof hooks for one-door cabinets and doors. Some of our cabinets are very thin walled and did not have the beef in order to install a more permanent style lock. Plus sometimes I don't want to modify a cabinet just to lock my toddler out. So I bought these to stick on the side of the cabinet and use hair elastics to attach the door knob/cabinet knob to these hooks. The hair elastics are pulled pretty tight (so that my toddler can not unhook them) and I was worried about the hooks coming unstuck. It's been a month now and all of the hooks have stayed put and none have come undone. Works great for my purposes!

I really like the Command small plastic hooks. I use them at work and at home to hang just about everything. Well at home I use Command products to hang art and decorations. At work I have many of them, I have pamphlets or papers that I may not use often but when I need them I need to grab them quickly. I put the papers into plastic sleeves and fasten a few onto a ring, then hang the ring on one of these Command Small Plastic Hooks so I can grab it fast when I need the information.

Love all the 3M Command hook series!! I probably have 50 of these, or more! So easy to put hooks anywhere you want, and easy to move around when your needs change. Be sure you pull the adhesive from the wall according to instructions (straight down), if you pull it away from the wall it can potentially damage the paint. Also, watch the hook right before the adhesive comes off the wall, sometimes it will "rubber band" snap towards your finger and ouch!