[Rewarded Review] Adhesive has good holding power

I was pretty impressed by the holding power of the adhesive. I use these hooks to hang bags of lightweight ropes and cables. The plastic hook seems to be durable. I haven't taken them off yet so I can't attest to its damage free claim.

Does hold 5 pounds

I used these in my classroom and the VERY light backpacks (no books only a lunch, a water bottle and a folder) kept breaking the hooks. The most frustrating part is the strip and bracket are fine but the hooks broke. Sadly, the hook can not be replaced. Please fix this so replacement hooks are available. Our planet doesn't need excess waste.

While advertised to remove cleanly and damage free, in tiny print on back of package it says 3M will not be responsible for any damage arising from this product whether direct, indirect, special, incidental or consequential. My beautiful dining room now looks terrible. I used the hook to hold a 1 lb wreath over the holidays. I pulled the rubber thing out, but this still happened. I'm guessing the top part of the tape must have become permanently glued to the wall. All instructions were followed.

Will not stick

I have used these hooks for years to hang various items. I used to love them, they made moving much easier because we never had to fill in nail holes any more. I have always used the same hooks to hang the same items, I just tape the hooks to the item when we move so they don't get misplaced. This last move was to a modular home, and of the 9 items I had hung with these hooks, 6 of them have fallen off the walls and 5 of them have had the frames and glass broken in them. None of these weigh more than 5 pounds, and I have never had an issue with them before. After the first two fell, I went and bought two new 6 packs of hooks and rehung all of the items. Since then as I said, 4 more have fallen and broken. I went through the house this morning and removed all the remaining items hung with these hooks. DO NOT USE THESE HOOKS WITH FRAGILE ITEMS THEY WILL BE BROKEN! I will go back to using nails on the walls to hang my remaining items it is not worth having everything broken to avoid filling nail holes.

Christmas Wreath Hanger

Just over a year ago I purchased a 3M Command General Purpose Hook to hang a large Christmas wreath on our front door. It worked perfectly and it was still firmly attached to the door when we started having problems closing it. We finally determined that the exterior shell of our Pella door was separating from the core. Bottom line, we had to replace the door. A year later when it came time to hang the Christmas wreath I realized the hook had gone to the trash along with the original door. So, I went to Office Depot and purchased another Command Hook, which is now mounted in the center of our front door.

Quick & Easy All-Purpose Hooks

I’m not even sure how 3M Command Hooks work so well, but I’m very glad they do! For years, I’ve hung things in closets and on walls with nails and screws, but after patching all the little holes when moved out of my last rent house, I decided it was time to invest in mar-free hardware for my new apartment.

Unbelievable!

Recently the wife asked me to hang a Christmas wreath by drilling a hole in our siding and nail in a hook. Not wanting to drill my siding, I recalled the recent MC Hammer commercial for Command hooks. I really wasn't expecting much, as I just wanted the wreath project to go away without drilling my siding. I purchased these hooks and followed the simple instructions to the letter and hung the wreath. I don't think these particular hooks are even meant for outdoor use, but again, I was just looking to get it done. It has been three weeks now in the Buffalo, NY winter with freezing temperatures and gusting winds. My wife has even taken one of the hooks (it was a value-pak you know) and hung a series of three connected wreaths to our front door, which is glass. All are still hanging. Unbelievable.