mDesign Omni Collection Steel Wall-Mounted Towel Rack Storage Holder - Self-Adhesive Space Saving Towel Bar for Bathroom and Kitchen - 2 Pack, Black Review

Just to let everyone know that it's irreversible. I attached it to the door of the kitchen towel cabinet. Unfortunately I flipped it over without noticing that the edges were soldered and not flat. I'm just letting you know what you're getting. It's irreversible.

I placed it under the sink so my towel dangled on the surface of the cabinets below (not too much contact). I used hanging rods so they can be easily removed when I move out of the apartment. Exactly what I was looking for.

I bought 4 of these in total and I like them. I would say they are very good prices and would recommend them. They are very easy to install and come with double sided tape that sticks well. I had no problem with them falling out of my closets so I'm happy camping. Thanks very much!

Works/holds up so far. (I wish I could say the same about the adhesive hooks I ordered for my closet door that fell off under the weight of a long t-shirt in less than a day. But they're from a different company. I may have to buy them something else from this place instead!)

My small motorhome has very small cupboard doors in the kitchen area. I had a hard time finding towel rails small enough to fit, but they work great! They were indeed very easy to install and there is not the slightest indication that the glue will fail. Just right for hanging rubber gloves, kitchen towels and/or tea towels.

This is the third pair we have bought. I like their simple look and easy installation. I installed them on the back of closet doors and on the ceramic tiles in our RV's kitchen. The glue they use appears to be blast proof. It sticks instantly and you don't have to wait to use it. I highly recommend.

I have a category, they asked for five, but they didn't ask how well the adhesive holds them on the inside of the closet door. They fell off after a few days. I would give them 1 star if they asked that question. I had to screw them to the door for them to work.

I bought two of these and I liked them so much I bought two more. One in the bathroom next to the sink, one in the shower and one under the kitchen sink. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for preparing the site where you plan to install it and you shouldn't have any problems. I wanted something to hang washcloths to dry when not in use. I was hoping to find something to hang them on completely open, but the next size up was too big. You have to fold the rag in half to hang it, but if you…