Satin Nickel Command Hand Towel Bar - 1 Bar, Water-Resistant Design, Damage-Free Organization Review

So glad I chose this one from so many holders. I LOVE that you don't have to patch holes in your wall surfaces and since this is from 3M I already knew and trusted the integrity of the 'sticky' products. It's nice, off the beaten track, but at the same time right where I need it. Also, it protects your dryer from scratches or bumps on the floor. Plus, if I ever want to move it, I'll have to take it off and buy new strips!

Adhesive strips do not protrude far enough from the mount to be held. I followed the instructions exactly and as I said waited 24 hours. After a washcloth was hung on it for the first time, it fell off the wall an hour later. This is because the adhesive strips are flush with the mount and don't allow it to stick well. I have dozens of other Command Hooks that I use around the house, including three other single hooks in the shower that have been in use for years, but this one has proved…

This item was perfect for attaching to the front of my new farmhouse sink. I just couldn't think of any other way to have a towel rack nearby. At first I was concerned about the color as my fittings are oiled bronze but the stainless steel fittings look perfect! It's been working for a while now and has withstood everyday use and the occasional bump. The most important thing I can recommend when using a Command product is to clean the surface well! If possible, wipe with alcohol and let dry…

I bought this towel rail to use for something out of the ordinary. I use it on the side of my only sink to hold a washcloth to dry. I switched from a double sink to a single sink over a year ago. I realized that there is nowhere to dry a rag between uses. This 13 inch size is perfect and the rod looks great with my SS sink. The sink is 30" long and 10" high so there is plenty of room to use the sink and it doesn't get in the way. We used the command line. Items in our bathrooms for over 10…

Okay, our hanger broke after a week. From what I've read, it broke as most people report: the piece of plastic that attaches to the wall, door, etc. rips off the dryer holder. Now how to fix it: you need more command strips but they have to be velcro type. You will also need super glue or any other brand you prefer. Glue the piece of plastic that attaches to the wall (or whatever) to the piece that holds the dryer. Before proceeding, make sure you follow your adhesive's recommendations for how…