[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received the product free from 3 M. I tried it for the first time and I loved It! It saves my walls from hammer and nails. If I make a picture crooked, it makes it a lot easier to fix rather than making more holes in the wall.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this as a sample in exchange for my review. These are great to use in my apartment! I live in old military housing with cinder block walls and am charged for maintenance to come out & drill holes to hang things, these are a great alternative b/c it saves me money & they do not damage the paint! The only issue I had is from the strips I used to hang a small picture in my bathroom, the moisture from the shower over time probably loosened the stickiness and after a month my picture fell. So I do not recommend use in a bathroom or areas with moisture.

These strips worked in the sense that they kept our things on the wall, but when it came time to remove the product from the wall, "coming off cleanly without damaging your wall" was in fact the complete opposite. I had to use needle nose pliers to literally RIP the plastic off the wall, with a chunk of the wall coming off with it (FYI I had to do this 5 times) so now I have to pay to fix it myself to avoid fines. I am not satisfied with this product at all and will be sticking to nails from now on.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received these as a free sample from 3M to review and love them. I've actually purchased other command products previously to use for hanging pictures and other things around my house and they hold up really well. Things stay in place on the walls and I'm really happy with this company and all products I've purchased (and these that I received for free).

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this product from 3M for free to test. As always, this product works as expected. If you put too much weight on it, it fails. As long as you follow the instructions and make sure you are placing it on a clean, dry surface, it works as expected.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had just finished stripping wallpaper and repairing and painting walls in our new home and the thought of nail holes was unpleasant. I bought these hangers and they work great. I have hung different size pictures and use the weight to determine how many to use but they really hold tight. Removing the pictures to level is real easy and there is room to adjust slightly after both sides of the strips are attached without moving the strip halves. Great product that really works and no holes in the new paint !!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love love love these hanging strips. I have used them in every room of my new house and have not needed to put any holes in the walls!!! It is so easy to use and are very cost affective. Thank you!!!

My husband and I just purchased a new home and we did not want to put any holes in our new walls so we decided to try the command strips to hang items. I was a bit skeptical these would work especially on slightly heavy items, but they work perfectly. I purchased medium and large strips to hang my curtain rods, pictures, and other decor items and they are holding perfectly. No holes, and they come easily leaving my walls still looking new.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use these to hang ALL my pictures on the walls. If you want to move a picture you just remove the strip from the wall and use another strip to place picture where you want it. No nails means no ugly holes to fix or hide!

I followed the instructions, using more strips than recommended, just to be safe. On a (less than 6pounds) 16x20 frame, I used 4 sets, two on each side. I have used these on something smaller than 8x10 and it worked fine, but for anything larger than 8x10, it doesn't matter how many strips you use. It WILL NOT HOLD. Ironically, I was initially pleased with the result and went to the store to buy more. When I returned, my picture frame had fallen and knocked down other things during the descent. Three of the four sets just did not adhere to the painted plaster (smooth) wall and the 4th set came apart at the velcro connection. Since the brand new box had slightly longer strips, I thought I'd give them a try in addition to whatever slight stickiness may be salvaged from the fallen frame. I added FOUR more sets, covering the whole back outer edge of the frame (including the old strips from the first attempt). I pressed for almost a minute pushing my forearms into the sides to apply constant pressure on each whole side. This time, it didn't even last a few minutes. I'm very disappointed and will try to return the newest box (I doubt I have the receipt for the first box and I used 4 sets already on the small frame a few weeks ago).