🖼️ Command Poster Hanging Strips: Small White 64-Strips for Damage-Free Indoor Decoration Review

I learned about these stripes thanks to (thanks to user ooo12) and they were useful to us when we wanted to decorate the wall with photos. These strips are positioned as easy to remove. The manufacturer promises that they can be removed from the wall without a trace from almost all types of wallpaper. They are also self-adhesive, no glue or nails needed. And although the product is listed as "POSTER strips", we tried them on wooden photo frames. The strips have been holding our frames, quite…

Good and positive day to all! We decided to hang frames with photos on the wall at home. And since there were many photographs, it was assumed that there would also be many holes in the wall. And I didn’t want to spoil the wall after a fresh repair ... Here are the easy-to-remove Korean fastening strips of the Command fastening system that came to the rescue. Singapore production. I learned about them from my favorite program School of Repair. Advertising made itself felt, and therefore…

This product should be on every college student's shopping list. I use command strips for everything from posters and calendars to decorating my dorm with Hot Wheels cars. Command strips are literally magic. They hold a pretty decent weight and leave your dorm walls AND your posters completely undamaged, which is great for avoiding expensive "bedroom damage" fees at the end of the school year. A tip: You don't actually need a whole bar to place a poster on it, you can definitely cut them in…

They definitely work with soundproofing foam. You just have to install it properly. 1.) Peel off one side of the command strip and place it on one of the top corners of the foam piece. Repeat for the opposite bottom corner. (As pictured.) 2.) Press both strips firmly against the foam by pinching thumb and finger together for 10 seconds. This will not damage or alter the foam. 3.) Clean the other side of the command bars. Place it on the desired location on the wall and press FIRMLY on the wall…

In the first half of 2019 I bought a large number of different types of command bars. We painted the inside of our old house to sell. I wanted to put things back on the wall so there are no holes when I take them off. We moved into our new home in July 2019. I've used Command Strips on almost everything on the wall except very heavy items. My walls are textured but mostly flat, so I did my best to place the strips where they would have a flat surface. I also rubbed alcohol on the walls as…