Outdoor

Purchase these for use outdoors.For some reason, these command hooks didn’t really stick for very long, even when waited for the time period before hanging lights off, I was disappointed as I’ve used command hooks several times, and they’ve not had a problem. Maybe it was a one off, but not sure.

Great for hanging up outdoor lights, and the clips are still there after 2 years.

I used these clips to hang fairy lights and little decorations on my balcony, and they worked great! The sticky stuff holds well without messing up the surfaces, and the clips are easy to put up and take down. It's a simple little thing that makes decorating so easy.

Really pleased with these I used them last Christmas and I have put them away for this year.

pure utter junk...Gone through 4 of the sticky pads, used for the lightest of things, some papel picado decorations for the season ahead.they just do not stick - they come down like a pair of knickers on onlyfans(not that i'd know) - seriously bad, I'm shocked at the price of the bigger packs also.my mom wanted some of the command strips for Xmas LEDs & decorations but she tried 1 to hang up tea towel & it fell off after an hour, poor very poor.Their website had all these "so called stars" that use command products such as main stream channels and such - seriously meant nothing to me then - before purchase & now means zero as they are going back to amazon or in the bin.

Very useful

After doing quite a bit of research I purchased two packs of these strips/hooks to put outdoor fairy lights up. These strips/hooks are not cheap and I did not want to make and expensive mistake. I was using the strips around a porch and on the raw wood fabric of my house under the wall tiles.You need to invest a bit of time and effort with Command strips to apply them properly: cleaning and drying the area, pressing them on for 30 seconds, spacing them correctly, leaving them for an hour before hanging anything from them, so I was counting on a good result.A couple of the strips just did not adhere as soon as I stuck them to the wood which was annoying. Another two came away after the hour’s wait. I didn’t have much faith in them holding my Christmas lights on at all.I dug around in my tool box and found about 8 screw in hooks which I used straight away in between the 18 (-4 which didn’t adhere) Command strips I had installed. That took me about 20 minutes and I kind of wished I had done that from the start.I have left the Command strips that did adhere properly in place and used them with the screw in hooks around the walls on my house. I am hoping the ones on the porch remain in place as these are in an area where I really do want damage-free hooks situated but I’m not particularly hopeful.If they stay the course I will update this review accordingly. Today (12/12/2021) is day one of them being in place…

Stick to anything