Customer Reviews for Command - Damage Free Mini Hook, 0.5 lb, 18/Pack - Clear
Customer Rating
4
Sticks a little too well to painted walls
on July 19, 2012
Posted by: Danyelle
from Seattle, WA
Gender:Female
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The hook was easy to place on my refrigerator and on a wall. I removed it from the refrigerator with no problem. Unfortunately when I removed it from the wall, the sticky part removed part of my wall.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Command adhesive isn't just a product, it is part of my family. These hooks have been used to hang our planning calendars for the family and business. You can't be seen so they are attractive as well as useful. Can't live without them.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The small hooks are fabulous for storing my necklaces, braclets etc. that get tangled up in my jewelry box!!! I just love how I can go right to what I need and it's organized and straight!!!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This product is perfect for hanging small stained glass or crystals on windows that catch the sunlight. Gives life to the stained glass and fills room with rainbows.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Charged with decorations for our end of the school year party, I was at a loss for how to hang items when our school has such a strict "no harm (the walls)" policy. Someone suggested the Command clear hooks, so we gave them a whirl! I purchased the mini and small clear hooks to hang a variety of Beach-themed items, including a clothes line of board shorts, bikinis & flip-flops, as well as hanging beach balls and floaties with fishing line. It was darling, tear down was easy, and no walls were hurt in the making of this party! It was so festive, and I LOVE that I can now reuse those hooks at home! LOVE IT!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am (electric)wheelchair bound. I use a "grabber" to exted my reach while in the chair. I placed a minihook beside the control of the wheelchair, tied a loop with string thru the handle of my grabber, and now I always have my grabber at my side for use at any time.