🔁 Suction Cup Hooks for Shower, Bathroom, Kitchen - Loofah, Towel, Coat, Bath Robe Hook Holder - Heavy-duty Hanging up to 15 lbs - Polished Matte Chrome & Brushed Nickel Finish (4-pack) Review

After the bathroom remodel, I ran out of space to hang my towels and didn't want to poke holes in my newly textured and painted walls unless it was necessary. Decided to try them out and hang towels in the shower. I expected them to fall off the tiled walls but after about a month they are still hanging. I bought another set to hang the Scooby at the other end of the shower. An added bonus is that they look very pretty.

Definitely works! Very easy installation, I just had to push it against the wall and turn it to turn on the suction. I tried one without following the exact directions and it fell off after a few hours, but I did both right and they still last a week. I use this for gold scrunchies and tools in my shower. Update, they stay up a few days at a time at most. I want to hang stuff in the shower but I think the steam is knocking off those suction cups.

Received these beautiful hooks (2 pack) before my lengthy rework was complete and the return window had expired. The hooks were easy to assemble. One worked great and the other didn't have the suction power I was expecting. Even though the return period had expired, this company responded to me immediately and sent a replacement. Please read all comments and questions, many problems can be fixed with knowledge. And if you need even more stickiness, they include a 3M adhesive holder that you can

I like the look of them very much, but I wish that the suction works. I tried it a few times (following the instructions) and puffed it every day, but it didn't seem to want to stick to my tile. I used the included glass circles instead and they work great, but I want them to be the same size as the base - you can see the glass sticking out from under the base. But he supports my washcloth, which makes me happy. (FYI, the set I ordered for my kids shower works great on plain white tiles. There…

These hooks are exactly what I was hoping for and they fit my lines perfectly. My wife pulled them out of the box and taped them to the glass shower door. The first time she draped a robe over one of them, it fell off after only a few minutes. I have read the installation instructions which say to clean the glass and then unscrew the stylus from the base, press the suction cup (base) firmly against the glass and then hold it in place and screw the stylus back in. Now take the door off before it

I really like these suction hooks. They are so stylish and beautiful to match the finish of my plumbing. I originally bought these to attach to the outside of the shower glass but needed a place to hang towels by the sink. So I tried attaching them to the tower center cabinet, which has a smooth finish and is holding up well. I could move them around until I had them exactly where I wanted them. (I could never do this with permanent mounts that screw into the wall.) If that's not enough, they…

First thing to say is that they look fantastic considering they are plastic and relatively cheap. It can be assumed that this is a high-quality metal fitting. The hooks are either attached directly to the surface with a suction mechanism or to a transparent plastic disc that is attached to the wall with 3M tape. Both methods are easy, but depending on your surface and what you want to hang, it can take a few days to determine whether or not you need to use a clear plastic disc. In my case I…

I used to use 3-4 3M hooks to hold my shower stall (the type that can be removed without leaving a mark). This has always worked well for me until one fateful day it all collapsed. I think this is because my shower screen was tiled and not plastic like in my previous apartments. After a while of moving things between the shower and the closet, I decided to buy some to try. Installation was super quick and easy. I leave them alone for a day and then gradually add a shower stall, bottles and…

Pretty neatly designed. Simply twist the rod to create suction. Stronger than typical clear rubber discs which for this reason need to be wetted to adhere. I use them to hang my towel and bathmat, although the latter can get quite heavy when wet (compared to a washcloth). So far so good, but only for a few days. What I don't like is that they are expensive. Didn't realize they were plastic. I assumed there would be some sort of metal component since 1) they are "oiled bronze" and 2) I didn't…