Razor Holder for Shower-Hook Hanger Stand Self Adhesive Stainless Steel Heavy Duty Utility Storage Hook,Shower Hook for Razor Bathroom Kitchen Organizer for Shaver Plug Robe Towel Multi Purpose Hooks

Put these up in our hall as coat hangers because the apartment we live in has this weird hall that cuts through the middle and has very thin walls (an the rooms in the apartment are on the sides of this little entry hall). Anyway, we couldn't really hang anything so we put these up instead - it's been a few weeks, and so far they hold. We only do 1-2 coats on them at a time, I wouldn't recommend more or anything like a backpack just because of the weight limit. If it's heavier than 1-2 mid-weight coats, you probably need a hook with a higher weight limit.

Great quality, cheaper than you could buy in store.

It was great! Easy to install!

Firm grip, easy install, does its job. Be sure to pick a spot you're happy with for each hook, because the grip is seriously strong.

Unfortunately I used them on a previous repaired area. I did not realize it. Now there is a very large hole. These hooks do attach and don't budge.

Quality product, as you might expect from 3M

You put these on your door and they hang stuff.

These hooks took longer to fail than their smaller counterparts but all sizes failed similarly. I purchased these hooks to avoid putting holes in my ancient wood lathe plaster walls. Point blank this product failed miserably. I hung a framed 24x36" picture on a wall that fell down about 6 weeks after hanging despite following the instructions perfectly. I went off the reservation a little by using two hooks instead of one to hang this picture - a sort of experiment to stay within the rated weight limit per hook. I placed both hooks as close together as possible to limit twist.

When the painting fell one hook took with it 2 layers of paint and 2 layers of primer, so now the spot is down to bare plaster and will need significant repair. The other hook fully detached from the top coat of paint (Sherwin-Williams Duration Matte finish) - kind of the worst of all possible scenarios. The paint job was about three weeks old when attached and fully cured at the time of detachment. A single lower rated hook holding less weight detached about 2 weeks ago in a different part of the room so this is a trend now.

I might recommend trying this product on brand new primed and painted drywall, but I would not use it on a wall that's been repainted multiple times or on plaster walls. I believe poor adhesion below the hook contributed to the failure, but the adhesive also failed and barely felt tacky when I touched it. This is simply a product that should have never come to market as it both failed to adhere and caused damage equal to a screw or nail on the wall. Also I would not hang anything valuable on these hooks, and certainly no framed pictures.

edit: When I painted houses I removed a lot of command hooks for customers and began to count each one as a point of wall damage in estimates. Aged ones >1yr old don't detach using the pull tab and have to be scraped off - sometimes wall damage results, sometimes sticky residue needs to be sanded, but usually additional labor minutes are expended on a command hook. I would be surprised if anyone on deerhardware has removed more command hooks than me... the older hooks never come off like they do in the commercials.

Love these in my bathroom and very easy to install. I use them for our towels and to hang our bath robes on also.

Nice hooks and do the job... but one was totally bent and crooked which I didn't realize till after we hung it! Still works though...