12 Pack Adhesive Hooks Utility Wall Hooks Key Hooks for Wall Decorative Key Holder Rack Self Adhesive Wall Hooks for Towels, Hats, Shower, Kitchen, Living Room, Office

These are cute, work well for hanging my toddlers jackets and bathrobes. My 3 year old loved having these hooks at his level so he could hang clothing by himself. However my 2 yr old kept pulling the clothing downward when removing them with such force that the hooks were torn off the wall within a couple days. If your child understands how hooks work, these are fantastic!

These plastic hooks are perfect for anything around the house! I use them in my kids bedrooms to hang clothes for the week

I purchased these hooks to hang our canvas advent calendar on a closet door. The colors of the hooks were pretty as advertised.The first hook came off after a day. The second time around, I tried two hooks and it fell down after two days.These are great hooks for lightweight items, but not recommended for items weighing anything significant.

Just a day after I originally reviewed these, one of them came off the wall. They stayed up a couple of weeks before one came off. I’ve been using them to hang my daughter’s coats and jackets etc. I guess her heavy coat and snow pants was too much weight to withstand. They’re cute, and I’m prepared to reinforce with glue if needed.

they dont stick. fall of even when nothings on it.Functionally - 0/10Aesthetic- 4/10User Friendly - 10 / 10Accurate to picture - 10/10Comes with sticky pads - 10/10Overall I rate it 80/160

These are the definition of EASY! I wanted something simple for my son’s coats & these do the trick! Just like a command strip, peel then stick where you want it!

I really like these little hooks because they add a little design element and you can organize them as you see fit. There are design flaws with them that make them kind of unusable for anything that weighs more than 1lb. The back of the hooks aren't flat so they don't lay flush against the wall and the adhesive leaves a pretty gnawrly film on the surface, vs a command strip that tears off clean and stays put for the most part. I think theyre realy cute so may try to use the command / 3M brand adhesive to get them to stay w/o destroying my walls. Glad I tested it out on a door vs. a wall! yikes.

At first I used a foam stick that may have come with it, I don't remember.. but ended up using gorilla glue to get it to stay... It's on the side of some shelves that I didn't care if it was permanently affixed to it.