We were so excited to get this product. We wanted to hang our 3 favorite pictures. To be safe, we bought more than the recommended. We even mixed them with the Large Picture Hanging strips. Not even 24 hours later, ALL of our pictures fell. One of the frames even broke. Now we have to get our picture reframed and more than $20 down the drain.

My title says it all. I can not tell you how many times I go to hang a picture and have to move the "nail" a quarter of an inch this way or that way. My down stairs walls are riddled with holes, but not any more. The Command Strips for hanging picture frames is (for me) a miracle. I can hang a whole wall of pictures in HALF the time it use to take me. If a picture is off by a little I just pop it off and restick it in it's proper spot. If in a week I change my mind (have been known to do that) no more having to patch and repaint the walls. Thanks for making decorating so easy!

We live in an old home with plaster walls. I love the look, but it's nearly impossible to hang pictures without sending cracks spider-webbing out from the hanging site. The command strips are perfect for this type of surface! No more holes and makeshift patches in our walls. Thanks, Command!

Sounded too good to be true and it was! Followed instructions precisely and even measured the weight of the frame which was well under the limit. The glass picture frame fell off in the night and smashed. After ringing a local picture hanger, they told me that they get a lot of work from command picture strips failing.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Thank you for creating these hanging strips. They are easy to use to hang up my pics in a frame. It looks beautiful and it stays in place on the wall. I have walls that make it difficult to put nails in, so this is the best idea yet. Will continue to use them and just saw the clear ones out. WOW! another great idea from Command.

I found these great metal dry erase calendars, each one a single month, for our office. After fussing for almost two hours to arrange them in a square using nails (and many nail holes later) we found a problem... The idea was that as planning calendars, once the current month was done, we could shuffle them around with next month becoming the current month and so on. However, when we tried it for the first time we discovered that the nail mounts are in slightly DIFFERENT places on each calendar. So while they all look perfect in the original position, they looked terrible when swapped around! Command Picture Hanging Strips to the rescue. We put two strips on every calendar panel and lined all four up in less than 15 min. Since all four panels are exactly the same size, the strips on the wall are interchangeable. Now when it's time to swap them, they zip off easily and reattach to their new spot in seconds! I should have start with the hanging strips in the first place.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I like these but sometimes they don't work too well. I used this size for a small photo I hung in my kitchen and not even 2 months later, the picture was lopsided because one side of the strips lost its stickiness.

I purchased picture hanging strips and general hooks. I used the hooks to hang a candle set on the wall. I hung pictures in both of my bathrooms. The instructions are very easy to follow. I like command because it does not put holes in your wall. It's perfect. Easy to put up and easy to take down.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] There cant be an easier way to hang a picture than the command picture hanging strips. They work great and hold very well. I would not use any thing else any more since I have been using the Command Strips. They are great.

This was the first time I used the Command Strips on painted walls and will NEVER do it again! The alcohol prep (which is the only method prescribed to prepare the walls) dulled and removed the paint off my walls. There should be a warning to try this technique first; the only warning is not to use on freshly painted walls, but my walls were painted over two years ago.