[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Sweepstakes Entry or not, I highly recommend these strips for any sports room or fan cave. This picture is from my first fan cave where I rented. The pictures all stayed in place for a few years until I moved. When I did, and took them off the wall properly, not one mark was left behind. I have done another fan cave without issues. A tip, make sure you are using enough of the strips. The heavier the picture, more strips you'll need. Also make sure you use them in the right direction, see images on back of package. (Very large paintings pictured were hung with nails because of their size and weight.)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this sample from 3m of the Large Picture Hanging Strips. I never though this product would work. Again, 3M has withstands it claims and proved my wrong. My wedding picture is hanging over my dresser, secure, not causing damage to my wall, and staying put. I will most defiantly be buying more picture hanging strips to try around my home.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought and use these several years ago - abt 4-5 years ago and had no complains using them to hang medium sized picture frames. Suddenly within the past year one by one they fell apart and left part of the strips on the wall

I have used the small and medium command picture hanging strips. I had tried all kinds of stuff but the pictures kept falling off the wall. I was hanging collages and they were oak frames which made them very heavy. I picked up some Command picture hanging strips (medium and small) and couldn't believe it-the pictures quit falling off the wall. I like that you can buy them almost any where. I will never use anything else. It is so nice that I don't have to put nails in the walls anymore. The Command strips come right off, and there is no damage to your walls. Thanks Command Strips! Sincerely a very satisfied customer. Rolene

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Have really enjoyed using these. I have seasonal plaques that I change and have a set of the Command holders on the back of each one. It's just pop one off and put up the next. So easy and no paint damage.

I bought the large strips and used more than needed for a picture. I hung it up on a clean wall and within 45 mins, it came off the wall. Good thing my dog heard it and moved and good thing my sofa stopped it from breaking. UNFORTUNATELY, I spent money on a large pack of these. The medium and small size works fine, or at least so far. Oh, and picture I used the large strips for is under 6 pounds! I wanted to make sure it was secure. Sill me!

Command Strips are the best! I use them to hang everything except heavy or extra-special things.The hook-and-loop is adjustable and means pictures are straight (and stay straight), with no holes! I recently moved and took down a gallery wall of art. There were no holes to patch because I used Command strips. Putting the gallery wall back up is a snap. The hardest part for me is pressing the strips to the wall for 30 seconds, then waiting the required hour, but if you follow these directions they should work great!

I live in an apartment with textured wall paint so it isn't a smooth surface. I have most of my pictures and other thing on the walls with these strips. Have never had one come off. Am working on a project in my office that will use these to hang cork foam board. Would like to find them in a larger quantity.

I was very worried given other reviews but it worked perfectly for me. I followed the directions exactly, cleaned wall with rubbing alcohol, applied strip, let set overnight before hanging item, and hung item the next morning. I found that it was easier to attach the two pieces together (ie. the photo to the wall) by simply using the side of my fist as a mallet and simply and firmly "popping" the picture on the wall. You can literally hear it "snap" into place. My items were up for one month (Christmas) and nothing fell. When removing, I started with the bottom of my photo and angled it up towards the ceiling, which slowly released the two velcro pieces. After that I carefully and slowly pulled the sticky part STRAIGHT DOWN until it was completely removed from the wall. I used about 30 total and not a single problem. Will be using these every Christmas. (sorry pictures are crooked because I took them down, then threw them back up quickly for a picture)

I’ve been purchasing command strips and hooks for a while. I use the up to 16 lbs strips for photos not even weighing 2lbs. These strips have peeled paint and the drywall paper and I rent. These are to be non-damaging and renter friendly and are nowhere near.