[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] 3M Command Small Wire Hooks are perfect for placing on the side of my frig, to which I hang my potholders from, at arm's reach to the stove top! They are easily attached and out of the way! I luv 'em!

I use these hooks in my children's playroom and bedrooms. The hooks allow me to easily hang their calendar at eye level on the toy cubbies. I've also attached the hooks to the side of their play kitchen. It's a great way to organize all their play utensils, potholders & cutting boards. I've also put the hooks in their closets so they can hang & easily locate awkward toys like flashlights, bug nets & tool rings.

[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.] The small 3M Command wire hooks are versatile. I have tried these in various places in my home. I stuck them on my fireplace mantle. They hold my dog’s paw prints, for now. Holding up to 1/2 pounds, is great for small things. In the bathroom on the wall for my washcloth. Sticks well and can be removed later if needed.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Very functional. Easy application and I removed it and added it a few times to test the ease of removal and reapplication. It did not disappoint and I will definitely keep these in stock year round. Great for small decor especially in kids' rooms.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I attach these to a small thin board to store small bagged craft items (beads, buttons, etc.). I then drill holes in the corners of the board and attach to my pegboard. Works great because it takes up less space than just using pegboard hooks.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Bargain Bethany suggested to use something like this to help wrangle cords on small appliances that don't get hot. In this case I used them on my cool mist humidifier that I have had a hard time trying to keep the cord out of the way when it isn't in use. These only really hold up less than a pound, so I don't know what it could hold, but so far, with the right placement, these have been helpful holding up really well and they keep the cord in place.

I had new cabinets installed in the kitchen and bathrooms. I have a rolling pen made by my great-grandfather which I wanted to display hanging from under the top cabinet but didn't want to make holes in the cabinet to hang the display rack so I used the small wire hooks and they worked and have held. In the bathroom cabinet I needed to attach my hair dyer holder to the inside of the door so I used the same type holders for this and it has also worked. I am so pleased with this product I would reccommend using to everyone.

[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

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a good product. It works as promised on the package. The directions are easy to understand. No tools needed! I like that the product can be moved and reused with Command refill strips. I received the product free from 3M.