🛁 Transparent Adhesive Shower Caddy Basket and Bathroom Shelf: ODesign [2 Pack] Ensures Secure and Stylish Organization Review

Super Strong make sure you are 100% sure you want to glue it because once it is stuck you will need the power of the Hulk to remove it.

The biggest problem with them is the water and weight in the attached stand, which degrades the adhesive over time. About 4-6 months. However, they still do the job better than anything I've found, so I'll stick with that too!

This is an amazing product! I have previously bought a shower rod and it didn't work at all, couldn't wait and didn't last long... I was a little hesitant about this purchase at first but it was great! I highly recommend this product

This is the second time I've bought this product and it's only because I've moved twice. They work great. They originally came with shelves which I bought to attach to the mirror because I didn't have a lot of bathroom storage. Every time they have climbed more than 2 years, they have never come off. To remove them I used a hair dryer and a flathead screwdriver (to get underneath when the glue softens). Acetone was then used to remove any remaining adhesive from the mirror.

Super strong, 100% make sure you want to stick it on because once it's stuck you'll need the power of the Hulk to remove it.

The biggest problem with them is the water and weight in the attached stand, which causes the adhesive to degrade over time. About 4-6 months. However, they still do the job better than anything I've found, so I'll stick with that too!

I used my first purchase of these adhesives when I moved into my new apartment 2 years ago. They stayed with me the whole time while I was in this apartment. I recently moved to another location and took the same product with me. It didn't let me down the first time, and it certainly won't let me down now.

This is the second time I've bought this product and it's only because I've moved twice. They work great. They originally came with shelves which I bought to attach to the mirror because I didn't have a lot of bathroom storage. Each time they climbed more than 2 years and never came down. To remove them I used a hair dryer and a flathead screwdriver (to get underneath when the glue softens). Acetone was then used to remove any remaining adhesive from the mirror.