🔍 Yohom Vacuum Suction Cup Hooks Shower Holder - SUS 304 Stainless Steel, Removable Bathroom Towel Hook, Kitchen Organizer, Brushed Finish - Ideal for Towels, Bathrobes, Loofahs, and Brushes (2pcs) Review

We recently renovated our bathroom and wanted to drill holes in the tiles for hooks. I purchased Yohom stainless steel vacuum hooks to determine where we would add these other permanent hooks. Well the Yohom hooks look so pretty and hold up so well, these are the new permanent hooks (until I change my mind about where they go - what can I do!)

I have had this product for about 7 months now. For the first six weeks it worked as advertised. Then he turned and fell. I have them in two bathrooms. I used one set on glass and the other on tile. After a few weeks of use, they will loosen and fall off. They aren't cheap and they don't look flimsy. They look ok so don't think they are the best. However, the constant resetting is annoying. So if you don't mind re-inserting them every few weeks, do so. Otherwise, I would advise you to try…

I ordered these hooks for my bathroom because I didn't want to drill through the tile walls. I had problems with adhesive hooks for a long time and contacted the company. They responded quickly with instructions. I was still having an issue with one of the hooks actually falling apart and after giving a bad review the company contacted me and fixed the issue. When the part turned out to be malfunctioning they insisted on ordering a replacement so I got two new hooks that work great. I am very…

The only thing not as advertised is the way it hangs on the wall. This is definitely not a "suck" application. There is a clear protective film that you peel off to reveal the sticky surface. I mounted it on the wall and when I was unhappy with the placement I was able to remove it and the surface was clean. It appears to be semi-posable, but I'm just making a disclaimer that it doesn't adhere by suction alone. Plus I love it in my new shower! Beautiful brushed nickel, minimalist design…

It works, the instructions are clear enough. The internal thread mechanism for pulling out the suction cup is made of plastic. What you see as stainless steel is only the front/outer shell. Everything inside is plastic except for the hook/tip. It works, although I haven't tested it yet. The most important thing for me is that out of the 7 photos of the product posted by the seller, two have an engraved mark/tag on the outer surface of the Yohom base. The remaining 5 images do not have this…

I have two of these to hang in the shower for my shower brushes. I got tired of the brushes being balanced to stand in a corner (and I didn't find touching the floor hygienic) so I tied a small piece of ripcord through the hole in the handle and hung them on these suction cups . I leaned against the wall. They cannot be placed on anything porous, and marble is porous. And some pottery. But you can put it on porcelain stoneware or glass doors. It took me about 5 seconds to put them on. They…

Looks great but NOT easy to apply as the instructions are a bit confusing and suction power may vary depending on the surface and/or user error. Make sure you plan where you plan to use them and consider the tile surface they will stick to, as they don't stick to all tile surfaces in the same way. Eventually, after they lost suction and fell off after a few hours, I realized they absolutely wouldn't pick up glazed tiles. After I glued them to an unglazed (composite) tile, they didn't fall off…

I have tried NUMEROUS suction devices to use for towels on a glass shower. This is the ONLY thing that has worked for a period of time. When I moved into my house 5 years ago, the previous owner left me a towel rail with suction cups that still stays in place! I asked him where he bought it but he couldn't remember and I didn't see any brand names on it anywhere. Eventually I used a magnifying glass and noticed that the brand was barely engraved in tiny letters on the side of the teat. It was…

Review written 24 hours after installation: Easy assembly, had to fumble how to put on the "cap" so that it fits properly and really benefits. If I started around 4 o'clock I would have it firmly enough in the correct 12 o'clock position for me. I installed the suction cups tongue down. It worked on both of my setups though, who said it will work on yours lol. Thought I'd suggest what worked for me in case it helps someone. They appear to be of good quality. I'm very glad I chose these over the