[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I purchased these hooks to use in my kitchen. I affixed the hooks to the inside of my cabinet doors to store my collapsible colanders. The hooks hold the colanders well with no slippage and when I need to use the colanders, they are easy to take off the hooks. This hook is useful for organizing in almost any room in the house.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I lost part of my deposit on my last apartment because of nail holes. This time I am using and variety of command products instead of nails because they are easy to use and best of all ... no nail holes. I do not have to look for my hammer or stud finder! I can hang anything anywhere!

Easy to put up, but tore paint off my mantle! I had 6 up for stockings,1 came off fine, 2 tore paint off my mantle and the other 3 the tabs broke while pulling downward. My mother is hysterical I talked her into getting these and against her better judgement she did as I told her its not suppose to do that. Thanks for making me out a liar and I have to repaint :/

I have yet to purchase any of the products that didn't just amaze me how we ever lived without them. Esp love the decorative hooks, but the everyday hooks are great for organization in utility closets, pantry and inside cabinet doors for potholders bottle brushes etc. Keep on bringing on more products for us to love!

Command hooks have been a lifesaver in my kindergarten class. As a teacher in an "older" building, I have been able to successfully post things on concrete walls where I wouldn't have been able to put hooks otherwise. Command hooks have helped me organize my room and put supplies exactly where I need them! The price is reasonable and fit well into my budget.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Hi all I love all the command products. If you have trouble sticking them, then it is like all other sticking products: clean well first with alcohol, let it dry, stick on, then let it sit overnight before hanging something. If I do this, I have no problems. These hooks are great because of the thin metal hook; for small items that can't fit on the larger plastic ones.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use these hooks to hang all my kitchen cleaning brushes neatly under the sink. And because I hang them on the doors, it takes up little space, giving me more room under the sink. I've been using Command products from the start, and I have never been disappointed.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use 2 of these on my red oak wood kitchen cabinet door to hang recipes right over my work area and where I can easily read them. Hands free! I print or write the recipes I want on a full sheet of paper, mark and punch a hole in the top corners and hang them on my Command Small Wire Hooks. They are just the right size for the punched holes and I can hang as many pages as I need. No more little cards, or books to find room for, and no damage to my expensive cabinet door. I'm loving it!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are cute small wire hooks. Easy to attach by following instructions. I cleaned the area with rubbing alcohol as instructed, applied pressure to the hook for 30 seconds and waited over an hour before hanging the dustpan. I’m really happy with their ability to hold light weight items.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I just replenished my supply of the 6 or 7 different types of Command hooks and cord-keepers I always keep on-hand in my workshop, including a 9-pack of these handy, small Wire Hooks. I uses them all over the house to hang my most-frequently used small tools exactly where they are used the most. In the kitchen, I constantly use small scissors, wire snippers for cutting cable ties, and two kinds of slim, needle-nose pliers, which help me remove those tenacious foil seals from new plastic bottles of coffee creamer. (I don't have the finger strength and dexterity to do it by hand.) I first mounted these tools on the refrigerator using a smaller, lighter-duty Command plastic hook, but my wife wasn't too happy with the appearance. (The tools, not the hooks!) Looking around the kitchen, I found a better spot: the side of our counter-top microwave, closest to the wall. Here, the tools would be mostly hidden from view but still readily available when needed. This is where the Command strips really pay dividends because I had to remove the plastic hooks from the fridge, which I did exactly according to the package instructions; and those little foam adhesive strips stretch out quite long, growing thinner as you pull them downward, until they finally pull right out from under the hook, and off it comes; no mess or sticky glue-residue left behind. Marvelous! Don't draw the conclusion this means the adhesive doesn't hold well; on the contrary, you better be sure of where you stick these hooks because once those glue strips are pressed down for 30 seconds, they achieve great adhesion to the mounting surface that is almost permanent. Trying to pull the hooks straight off doesn't work; you have to pull down on the hanging tab of foam, just as described above. I decided to use these Small Wire Hooks because the U-shape of the wire provides a generous amount of length and curvature; perfect for hanging things that straddle the hook on either side, like the cutter and pliers in the pictures I've posted. I love the Command products; they are easy to mount, easy to remove; and can be remounted simply by using another adhesive strip. I probably have 50 of these things all over the house and small tools are right where I need them. Try them out - they are priced right - a good value; and you can position your favorite devices perfectly; where they will make menial tasks easier to accomplish. David Rodgers, Seattle, WA