[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have a "Command Strips" drawer in my home office. The large strips can be used to hang picture frames, picture rails, bulletin boards and similar items without damaging walls. Inside the broom closet door, these strips hold a folder with give cards. I can take it down and put it back as needed. They hold a power strip to a wall behind a shelving unit in my sun room. So very handy and effective.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used the Command™ Large Picture Hanging Strips to attach my dry-erase board to the fridge. I can take the board down and write my TO-PURCHASE list in any location around the house, then put the board back on the fridge so I won't miss it for shopping. I have a second TO-DO dry-erase board in the laundry room for chores - easily hung up for home-based chores, and quickly taken down if the chores are out-and-about. Put a Command™ Large Picture Hanging Strip on the back of a bleach/laundry treatment pen, then attach one to the laundry wall. Stains are out quickly and the pen stays put (and never again drops through the wire shelving to hide behind the washer). Other uses: Message boards on children's bedroom doors, try with posters on round columns at the office or school, great to hang seasonal items on walls/doors, and finally adhere to the side of pens/markers and attach near every writing surface where pens/markers are needed, never loosing them again.

I think these are wonderful, no mess when taking down or rearranging. Easy to put up and hangs item exactly where you want. Holds a lot of weight and you can be assured that they will continue to hold. A friend asked how I hung my pictures by myself, with out help. I said "command!".

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I tried this since my cars ground effect was coming off it kept hitting the door and pulling it off more the clips and to redo it was almost 100. I found these and gave it a shot it’s been on there for 8 months now and has not moved so yea these things are great. I got the black ones but their the same as these. They actually hold and the tape unless you peel the tab it’s not coming off. I’ll use these on everything not just pictured

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] To start, I received this product for my unbiased review: I've always been a fan of command strips. They work well, and always seem to work when a quick hook or tab or piece of velcro is need to secure something. These picture hanging strips are no different. They make it really easy to hang a picture, and the picture feels secure.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These were great for a larger framed degree. Just moved offices and can't use nails (not great for drywall anyway) and these were perfect to securely hang the piece on textured drywall. Much better than wire.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I always have a problem hanging pictures because I feel like if I put a nail in the wall it has to stay there BUT with these I get to change where my decorations are anytime I want!! Super Excited! I have used several kinds of the Command Strips and Hooks and I love them. I use the hooks in my childrens rooms for hanging backpacks, towels and coats. They are great

I've been using Command Strips it seems like forever -- I use them for hanging artwork on painted walls, and to hang holiday decorations all over the house -- I NEVER have a problem removing things, or marring the walls -- I LOVE that there are so many shapes and sizes available

I bought these to put up all home decor since I was renting and when I to removed them as instructed most of them still pulled off the paint and texture!! Way more noticeable then a nail hole would have been. Now I get to pay for repairs. The spots of missing paint are every noticeable since that are almost the size of the strips themselves. Nails are cheaper and do less damage to walls!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Ok, I didn't use the picture hook to hang a picture. I put it on my bathroom door to hang my bathrobe. That was 6 months ago. The hook is still securely holding up. My bathrobe is thick, long & heavy. I had my doubts the hook would hold up. But it has!