🔒 HOME SO Suction Cup Hooks - Diamond Bronze (2-Pack) for Shower Bathroom Kitchen Glass Door Mirror Tile, Towel, Bath Robe, Coat, Loofah - Removable Hook Hanger, Diamond Collection Review

So easy to install and looks amazing! It looks like it was originally installed there, but I have the option to remove it if I no longer need it. So much stronger than any other I've tried. And I've tried a few things. Too bad there weren't more sizes. They're a little pricey, but you really get value for your money.

I have these in my guest bathroom and loved them so much I ordered them when I was renovating my master bathroom. I was looking forward to them but little did I know they wouldn't stick to the textured tile I chose. It's my fault it says "smooth surfaces". I had to send them back and now I have no more hooks in the tub. While I can't use them, I would recommend them if the tile you're using them on is smooth.

We originally bought this for the shower. However, upon arrival we found that it would stick to our round fridge. Nothing sticks to the round face. This is great for storing our towel so it doesn't get mixed up with our cleaning cloth. We love it! Now let's try to think of other things we could use this for before we put it in the shower. The suction power is strong. Holds a lot of weight before serving. Those are suction screws.

I love that this updated color is now available. I wanted a large suction cup hook in the shower glass to hold a washcloth, sponge, etc. It was very easy to use: just give the area a good clean, dry, press the mount against the glass and the top screws tighten it down. I use one on my mirror so I don't have to take my makeup remover off. Keeps it off the counter and there is enough airflow to let it dry. It didn't move, slip or shift. Great deal on these beautiful suction cup hooks

It's been almost 3 weeks since installation with no crashes. They crashed every other day for almost a week after that I started going online to see if others were having the same issue and I saw a lot. You should tighten them several times a day for the first few days, and it also helps to wet the rear suction cups before installation and after cleaning both surfaces. I've had about one attempt to get them back but they're still there so I'll be keeping an eye on them over the next few weeks…

Arrived early as described. Follow the installation instructions: wash the tile and suction cup with 70% ethanol, wipe dry (and wait a little). I placed the base (after unscrewing the "hook") onto a single solid tile and pressed it as hard as I could. Keep pressing (as directed) while rotating the "hook" that screws it to the base. I made it by hand as best I could (no tools were used). As you shower for the next few days, keep breathing in. After two weeks it is holding up very well. A good…

Sometimes you have to be creative when renovating your home! When the 35 year old pre-installed plexiglass handrail broke on my fiberglass bathtub wall, it left a gaping round hole on one side and a broken piece of pole behind the hole on the other side, making it impossible to install a new pole. I was looking for a solution and these hooks suit me perfectly. They matched my bronze fittings; They were the right size. I didn't even try to use the suction function; I mounted them on fiberglass…

I didn't follow the instructions at first and simply hung the bracket directly on the shower wall. Shortly after I hung the shower stall from it, it all fell into the tub. The second time around, I **actually read the instructions**. This time I used a bathroom cleaner on the shower wall to remove the suds, rinsed and let dry. holder and its parts. After everything was polished and dried, I hung the mount and tightened it a bit after a while. Then I hung a shower stall on it. Waited a little…

You must read the instructions. After you tape and tighten it to the wall, it says you have to go back and rotate it every few hours. I did a lift on the first try before going to bed and it wasn't enough and I found them on the shower floor in the morning. On the second try, I wet the back of the suction cup a lot more and then tightened it 4-5 times throughout the day. Now they seem to be locked in pretty well and are still stuck after a few days. They look good but where the two parts meet…

I ordered bronze (you can only choose bronze or silver) and they are black. I assume the sellers have not seen the item to know that the lighting in the picture makes the black appear bronze. 🤨 If I knew they were black I wouldn't buy them as I work with deco in the office and I needed brown or bronze. I can always spray them, but the color isn't the only problem. Second, they don't work on porous surfaces (even if it's a smooth door) and while it said so in the written instructions that came…