[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Hung calendar with two "back-up" calendars behind it (in case I lose it or need more space) next to my door so I can check it on the way out. Did not have to enlarge the small calendar hole (why are they so small?) Often (almost always) remove the first calendar to take with me to be able to make appointments on the spot. Also had many things such as notes and business cards, clipped to the calendar. Was sturdy for the entire year I lived there. Actually left it there because I knew the next tenant would find it useful! Looking forward to using your other products!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We became full time RV'rs 6 years ago. When we first started out I put command hooks up, one in our shower. That same hook has been in there and used almost daily for close to 6 years now. I was pleasantly surprised at how well this has stayed in place and how much it can hold even in the wet environment of the shower! I now use them everywhere. On my cabinet next to my bed to hang my jewelry on, in the kitchen for utensils, over the door for keys, and on a piece of wood to hold a digital thermometer from. I cannot believe how well and to how many different surfaces these stick to.

Followed directions exactly and tried multiple times. Not sure what I am doing wrong but these just fall off the wall without even putting anything in them. As soon as it even touches the wall it is no longer sticky. Never had an issue with any of their other products though 🤷‍♀️

The strips have worked well for several years, however today when I attempted to remove them, only ONE out of ten released as advertised. The pull tabs came off requiring a knife to get the hooks off,removing the paper layer of my drywall and creating a great deal of damage. A nail, screw or anything else would have caused much less damage.

I put a row of these inside a wood cabinet to hold odd keys. I know it says .5 lbs but I'm sure I have + that on a few of them. The cabinet gets opened and closed a lot so the keys swing. I figured I would be replacing them in a few months but they have held tight. I have a sliding rear window on an old farm truck. The closer is broken and I plan oh using 2 of these and some bailing wire to hold the window shut. Definitely 2 thumbs up from this old farm gal.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This has lasted me a long time because I bought so many. I love them where the kitchen especially because they hold so many items and take up no room for the hook. I put anything from pot holders to kitchen utensils to paper pads and I even use a binder clip for a recipe and hook on the hook inside of my kitchen cabinet.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have been using these little hooks in my kitchen for years. I use them to hold my kitchen washcloth and towel as I don't have a spot to hang them to dry. They work perfect and I have confidence of using them on my custom wood cabinets.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Command™ Small Wire Hooks are great for hanging your cutting mats on the inside of your kitchen cabinets. Keeps them out of the way, yet right at-hand for chopping veggies. And hang your measuring spoons, veggie pealers, garlic press or pot holders in the same way. You can also put your monthly calendar (with appointments and birthdays, etc.) inside your another kitchen cabinet door - this keeps everyone in the family on-schedule but doesn't clutter up the kitchen view! Finally, I use these to hang up my yardsticks and fly-swatter and I hide them on the side of my fridge that is up against the wall. Hidden from general sight, but at the ready! These small hooks do more and more in my household, and I think of more ways to use them all the time.

I thought I would keep these on hand to be able to use when needed. Apparently the stickiness expires at some unknown point. I have other varieties that I checked and all had lost their stickiness. Not happy considering the amount of money I paid for these and the others.

I have used the bigger command hooks on walls but was hesitant to try to these smaller clear ones on the inside of my cupboard that gets opened several times daily. I wanted to keep my oven mitts with my cooking pans/pots and this was the best way. The wine opener was placed there as a joke/test by my fiance to see how long it would hold that heavier item. We are up to almost four weeks. Ha! Means I get to go purchase more hooks and do more projects because it won't be a "waste of money." :-) Lets see what y'all can do with baby gear in a vehicle.