[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I wanted a 8-inch extending make up mirror installed opposite the main bathroom mirror to use when styling the back of my hair. Since there was tile on the wall I realized I would not be able to hang it up with screws. I thought of the Command hanging strips and decided to give it a try. It was a success. The mirror has been hanging on the tile wall for about a year in a bathroom that is steamy at times and it has stayed safe and secure. I fully trust the Command products.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I wanted to hang fun and inspirational quotes and pictures in my half bath, but really didn't want to use nails. The Command strips allowed me to place a collection of framed quotes without making a MAJOR commitment to the arrangement. Now more than ever being inspired in so important. Not to mention the fact that my grand children " read' quotes I value.

We're in the process of cleaning out the RV in preparation for selling it. If anyone has ever wondered if the Command strips for picture hanging work - they do. The only framed picture we took with us on our adventure was a crayon drawing our son did when he was just a wee lad. We used the strips to affix the picture to the wall in the bedroom of our RV. In 3 years of pot-holed roads it stayed put. I was afraid it might be difficult to retrieve off the wall, but it was not. No damage to the wall or picture. Hooray!

This product has made my decorating, both for personal and for other clients, more worry free and versatile. These strips are my favorite because they offer a wide range of uses. I have used these strips on shelves, mail organizers, pretty much anything that can hang on a wall. The only problem I have had is finding retailers who carry the large picture hanging strips. I tell everyone that I decorate for to use these strips.

When we moved into a new house, it took many months to decide where to hang all our pictures and artwork. Once we were happy with the final placement of everything, we used Command Hook picture hangers to keep the frames straight on the wall. We cut the strips in half lengthwise and positioned them at the bottom corners of the frames. One hard push and when we heard the "click", we knew the frames would stay perfectly aligned.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought these strips yesterday thinking it would be able to hang up my picture frame. I read the directions on the back of the box on how to even get a better hold, later that night I heard a huge crash and my brand new frame broke. I’m very disappointed because I bought these that held the most weight and now my new frame is broken.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got these because every time I attempted to hang a picture, my wall usually looked as if they had been through a war! (Due to my “misses” and attempts to line frames up). I have these in every size available. When my kids got the rules for hanging items in dorms (and later apartments), Command is the perfect solution. These can be repositioned and removed without damaging any walls! (Or your security deposit). This is my go to product for projects around my home, as well as gifts for young adults starting out on their own. When kids were little, any toy that I was gifting had the batteries. Now, with any frames, artwork, posters, etc I also include the appropriate Command product!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Just moved my 2nd child into their 1st dorm room. These command strips need to be listed as a "must have" on Dorm Essential packing lists! So far, we've used these in 2 dorm rooms & 2 apartments for both hanging decorations (& other command products for hanging/organizing in kitchen, bath...everywhere!)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought these to hang picture frames worked great stayed up until we sold our house we lived in for 3 years. Never had an issue with them falling, and removing was easy nothing left on walls just like the product states. I still use them today, and other command products.

We live in a building built in 1930. I have used command strips several times to hang daily light things, like my sleep mask. When I went to remove it to re-place it, it pulled plaster off the wall. I’ve used these many times in other homes and this is the first problem I’ve had. I’ve also had two other hooks fail and fell off the wall, taking plaster with them.