We have an Aliner camper, very small with space at a premium. I put these small hooks in different places to hang small items, hotpads, flyswatters, small towels, small dustpan, and the like. They stick very well to the aluminum frame and wood laminate cabinetry. I put several up last year and they are still stuck where I put them and holding strong. I did move a few and they came off cleanly like they were supposed to. I'm very happy with the quality.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received these hooks to test for 3M/Scotch. These little hooks have a lot of potential uses. They are small enough to use in so many spaces. I was able to follow the easy directions and install the hook in less than 5 minutes. I would love to be able to purchase these in a wood grain design to match our decor. I like the toggle hook so it can hold those odd size items. I would recommend this product to others.

I love these hooks. I use them in my closet to hang my curling irons on. I use them on the back of my bedroom door to hang my nightgown and robe on. They are just so easy to put up and use. When I moved to a new house, I just took them down and moved them with me.

This product sucks. I used them to hang garland on the mantel. Half the hooks kept popping off leaving the garland on the floor. I also used them for hanging small Christmas items on the walls. When it came time to remove everything, the strips either damaged my walls or the strips broke, leaving the 'damage-free' hanger on the wall. This product is not as advertised!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Used to hang my splatter screen inside cabinet. Keeps it from getting bent or "lost" in shuffle of pots and lids. Also used inside of another cabinet to hang my apron and couple pot holds as I have wall oven so could place at convenient height.

I'm renting an apartment for the school year, and because I would like to see my security deposit back, I'm wary of damaging the walls. Unfortunately, not being able to utilize wall space just further limits my barely-livable student space. Thanks to the small wire hooks, I was actually able to decorate my room for the first time. I used four of said hooks to support a tiny folding table (actually a modified dish rack, an idea I found online which led me to the hooks in the first place). I use this as a vanity to place my makeup--it's right next to a mirror supported by the picture hooks. To add lighting, I wrapped Christmas lights around the mirror with the decorating clips. I love the way it looks :) and it wouldn't have been possible without the damage-free hooks!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are my favorite hooks. I have them in various places in both white and clear. They are great for holding potholders, calendars, keys, and other useful products inside cabinets where you don't want to drill holes. The wire hook is thin enough to accommodate smaller holes such as those punched in wall calendars and long enough to hold two potholder loops, a ring of keys, or a few cleaning items such as a crumb brush and dust pan.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] What a perfect product for people who rent or for people who don't like putting holes into the walls or furniture! I use these hooks for quick grab items like my mini broom and dust pan. If you need a hook that you will have frequent on/off usage, use these with the metal hook.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have over 100 pair of shoes. I am in the process of selling my house and needed to do some serious space saving in my closet. I took these small wire hooks and hung up every pair of shoes I had with all the empty wall space. A realtor and her client were so amazed they didn’t buy my house but they both went home and did the exact same thing with their shoes. This realtor called my listing agent and complimented me on all my space saving ideas. I’ve had several other realtors ask if the shoe organizer stays with the house once it’s sold.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great performance as long as you pay attention to the weight. We got several different command products and were able to use them in the same situations. The light weight hooks worked just perfectly for hanging the dustpan as shown, but pretty much anything heavier was too much of a challenge. It did not survive holding up four or five aprons or the hose from the vacuum cleaner. It worked just fine for the CPAP hose.