JOMOLA Stainless Steel Bathroom Suction Utility Review

I threw them away less than a week after they arrived. When I first installed them, they took 3 days. I thought maybe the damp washcloth was too heavy. The next time they lasted only two days and with nothing. Back then, when it fell down because they didn't have a washcloth with them, they splintered the tiles in the shower. Straight into their trash! What a waste of money!

I was on Airbnb and saw them in the bathroom. I used to have small plastic suction hooks and liked that they were bigger and made of stainless steel. It's been two days and they look great and it took everyone maybe 15 seconds to get up and they're holding a thick towel and robe. Something that worries me a little is the rusting of the hooks as I have seen with Airbnb hooks (see second picture) but we will cross this bridge when we get there.

I've liked these hooks for a long time; They worked (for the most part) as sold. But now (in the last 2 months) they have started falling off the walls without warning. I've reinstalled them over and over again but they don't stay in place. More annoying is the fact that communication with this company is impossible. Please note that when you try to contact them it turns out that this is not possible. I'll happily change this review once I get the support I've come to expect from products sold…

I have 4 pack and they are terrible. If you zoom in on the picture, you can first see that their logo is printed on the front of the hook. MUCH more obvious in person, I missed it on the computer screen. Second, they suck badly, after half an hour only one was left, and when the other three fell off, the dark paintwork broke off. Catastrophe! To return. There's no reason to have bad suckers these days. I haven't had any problems with other shower vacuums.

The ones I hung on the glass wall of our shower have been standing for a month now and are holding heavy wet towels with no problem. constantly down, even if only a dry towel was hanging from it. Yesterday UI tried cleaning and rinsing the wall very well, letting it dry overnight, washing the sticky surface of the hooks and reinserting them by pressing them firmly against the wall for 30 seconds before and after them rotated as needed to achieve suction . So far, so good.

Just one of the two works. I think the one that works is great, but the one that doesn't work is useless. I tried it on 3 different non-porous surfaces and after a few hours it was bottom. The reason for this purchase was to put a stained glass window in my bathroom window. I woke up from the noise. The piece swayed back and forth, forever hanging in the balance. I found another way to support my art. And tried to use hooks in another role. One does it great. But like I said, I have no faith in