Command Picture Hanging Strips Variety Pack, White, Damage Free Decorating, 18 Pairs

I love these command strips. they are easy to use and they have a very strong hold. I have absolutely no worries about my pictures falling. Even the ones in the bathrooms where there's lots of moisture are holding strong. If you're looking to hang pictures without damaging your walls get these command strips. There are sizes for any size pictures and THEY WORK!

These command strips adhere to wall sturdy.

Convenient way to hang lighter weight picture frames on the wall and mirrors as well. I do not recommend using for heavier objects or for things that get heavy use. These do not work well in places of high humidity (bathroom) it will eventually pull off and include the paint like in our bathroom!

I have never used them before but so far they have held up for a week now and no picture has fallen of the wall which is good for me. I will continue to use them I really think they are nice and clean no holes in the wall which is great for why you rent.

We used to hang things on the wall to prevent holes in the wall and they are heavy duty they hang well.

This works well if the wall and frame is perfectly flat. I don't know how well it will work after it has been removed and replaced, like when a clock needs new batteries. But for a picture you won't have to take down and you want to keep it in place, it works good.

The sticky part of the command strip works best on a finished surface, if you don't have a stain on a heavier wood frame it will not last and it will come crashing down in the middle of the night. I speak from experience, however if you have light objects with a finished surface these work incredibly.

Easy to use. Just one thing is to make sure you use ones big enough for the weight of the item you are hanging

I'm not really impressed they don't attach to my drywall which is new construction with new paint i followed the instructions but a picture fell off the wall and busted

Ive used these in the past and have always had luck. Unfortunately this time around they would not stick to the wall at all and would just come off the wall when initially pressing the frames in. I tried multiple times until I gave up and ended up having to just use nails.