CommandRound Cord Clips, Damage Free Hanging Cable Clips, No Tools Wall Clips for Hanging Electrical Cables, 13 Clear Cord Clips and 16 Command Strips

Works fine but just a little sidebar story. The 3M products stress making sure the surface is clean. I have used 3M Command Strip items for years, but this was the first time one of them would not stick to a smooth surface. It was the vertical edge of a computer desk, about 20 years old. It looked clean, but no joy. I scrubbed it with alcohol for couple minutes and the tissue I used was very dirty; just old age and household grime that was invisible, but present never the less. I went over it twice and the Command Strip attached perfectly and still in place about 12 inches from my right hand as I type this.

This was so easy to put up and keep my cord off the ground. Really works.

Worked perfectly to baby proof extra long window cord blinds. Used two to wrap the cords around - worked much better than everything else we tried that required wrapping and unwrapping the cords 20 times over to get them out of reach.

Ordered a few packs for cable management under my desk. They are easy to add the sticky backing to and adhere to the surface. They hold wires and have not fallen yet. The only downside is the adhesive side for the clip isn't adhesive the whole length of the strip. The last quarter of the strip length has no adhesive and serves no purpose being there for holding on to the clip. The opposite side of the strip that adheres to what ever surface runs the full length.

Excellent product from Command!

I have used the Command Clips for decades now for various uses. One of which is hanging Christmas lights around a window which at my previous two apartments had done a fantastic job for many years. I have recently moved to a new apartment and ordered these to do the same here.What I received was not at all of the same quality that I have gotten in the past. Instead of the thick adhesive pad on the back of the hooks preinstalled these came with very thin pads to install yourself. This should have been a red flag immediately but as I said I have used these products for years and had faith that whatever this change was it was an improvement.The installation was difficult to say the least. The adhesive pads were difficult to install correctly and when put to the wall they didn’t seem to make as solid of a bond as in the past. I got my hooks and went to install my lights as I have before. Almost instantly did I have problems. As the hooks repeatedly started to come off the wall with no force given to them. After again really making sure they had good contact and were stuck I got the lights attached.Fast forward a couple of weeks and out of nowhere all of the hooks failed all at once with the entire strand of lights falling to the ground. I didn’t even bother trying to reattach the hooks again. The product here failed spectacularly. I have been on the lookout for the old style of the Command hooks to reattach but haven’t been able to find them.If you are looking to do basically anything with this I can’t recommend them at all. The adhesive used is not strong enough to hold the hook’s own weight for any real amount of time let alone anything else. I wish I could get a refund on these.

This product was convenient for hanging up some indoor Christmas lights and some grow lights for my plants. I think they cost too much, but they work well.

Probably not at all what these were designed for, but I bought these for my wife to help support her “Swiss cheese” plant. The plant has started to take over the siting room and is close to 8 ft tall/long. We sent it around the windows, attached to the wall and it seems to have found a new lease on life. The clips are clear so they don’t stand out and are the perfect size to wrap around the main plant. The adhesive strips included were less than helpful. Before attaching the plant, the walls were cleaned, dried, and clips attached to the walls. We waited until the next day and a couple of the clips fell overnight. We tried again in a different spot (maybe the paint was different??? I don’t know, logic?) and it held a little better, although one clip fell again. The walls are not in direct sunlight so who knows. We finally attached the plant and we have enabled the monster.