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| 0.1 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
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13 of 13 found the following review helpful:
 Perfection.Mar 27, 2011
By C.T.R.
I love this product; I haven't had any problems at all. I purchased this product about a month ago and they are all still sticking well. I used these on the back of my computer desk to help organize the cables, and to keep the wires from showing under my desk. Still really great to my desk, computer case, and I even have one on the wall to hold the end of my phone charger up when not being used.
I saw one review in which the person says they had a bad experience with getting these to stick for a while. I know that with traditional 3M Command Strip Hooks I had to get the ones made for bathrooms or moist areas. When I spoke to customer service about it they had said that sometimes regular 3M command strips will not stick to some dark color or some washable paint on walls. The waterproof ones addressed this problem.
But as far as these cord clips go, they have stuck strong to my wall. It's just very important to be really careful about washing the wall with alcohol, waiting for it to fully dry, placing the strip, holding it firm against the wall for AT LEAST 30 seconds, and finally waiting an hour before putting anything in the clip. By trial and error in the past with other 3M Command products I can tell you that the instructions should be followed exactly or you will find everything you put up falling down.
11 of 11 found the following review helpful:
Good for 'gathering' cables, not for running itJun 17, 2011
By J. A. Brown
"J.A. Brown"
If you just need to gather cables, these are a great solution. But if you're running cables any significant length or where people will see it, you're better off with the cable clips that aren't a hook design but resemble a tunnel, which actually help cables lay flatter. But for out of the way places where you only need to keep a cable or a few cables in place, these work just fine.
11 of 11 found the following review helpful:
excellent if you remember to clean your surface first!Sep 10, 2009
By M. Chariton
At first I had a hard time with the command line of hooks, picture hangers, and cord clips. They would stick well for the first week or so and then I found that everything was falling down and not sticking to my surface anymore. Very frustrating....then I re-read the instructions on the package and realized I needed to clean the wall or area where the sticky backing was to go w/rubbing alcohol first to clean the area. I went through and cleaned all of the spots and restuck new command strips and viola! nothing has come unstuck yet! It has been a few months now so we'll see how long they last! Overall great idea, I love that I can remove them without any nail holes etc. especially handy for people who live in apartments and do not want a lot of repairs when you move out.
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
A far better solution than hammering in cable clipsJan 04, 2009
By J. Swartz
Makes it easy to clean up your cables without hammering or permanently affixing mounting tape to your walls and furniture. The command strips stick like mounting tape but are easily removable by pulling the tab and stretching it out (think "taffy"), and the clips have a simple hook mechanism so you can add or remove cables at any time. This is a perfect solution to cable management.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Saves walls, delicate hooksFeb 16, 2012
By Angie Kritenbrink
We used 2 packs of these to run a 25' coaxial cable around our bedroom baseboards and around a door. We are renters, and our apartment has really old walls, some of which are plaster. So I avoid making nail holes when I can, and these worked fine for our project.
We did take the other reviewers' advice and prep the walls beforehand per the package instructions. We also waited a couple of hours before putting the cord in. These hooks do fit coaxial cable, but just barely. They have a very delicate piece that hooks the cable in, and I did break one just trying it out without any cable in it, so be careful with that. One hook also popped off of the wall near the door after we got the cable into it. Not sure if it wasn't stuck down properly or if the pull of the cable was too tight, but I stuck it in a slightly different spot and it has stayed (it's been about a week).
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