🔌 Pack of 100 Mini Outdoor Cable Clips with Adhesive Tapes - Light Clips, Decoration Clips, Self Adhesive Hooks - Wire Holder for Christmas and Fairy Lights (Black) Review

Amazing. I used them to hang Christmas lights outside. I installed them in 40 degree weather and they stuck straight away. I was skeptical but they survived the season and none of them fell. They are still on even after I turn off the light.

These things are SSUUUUCCKKKKK. I've already had broken glass thrown at me twice because the adhesion was peeling off my Edison lightbulbs. Now the thought process is 'okay, add a few more for stability', no. You still suck. I've also used them for some vine plants on the wall but it's still awful they can't even hold the damn vine.

Much cheaper than Command wire hooks, thought I could save some money and time. As it turns out, these are terrible wire hooks. The glue came off after 24 hours. They just don't stick to anything. The clamps are so stiff that they will snap if you try to attach anything wider than 1/4 inch wire. Maybe they are good for a very delicate Christmas decoration. Hook or something more flexible.

I used this to hang Christmas lights on the inside of the windows. Before use, I wiped the glass with alcohol, and then stuck it on the window. The light guides are optimally matched to the terminals. A few clips fell off but I put the light in the clips right away. The next day I attached the clips to the other windows and let them sit for half a day before inserting the Christmas clips. None of them fell. There were so many clips in this pack that I was able to replace the few that fell off…

I used these to attach a string of lights to the ceiling of my enclosed porch. They are not very visible. The adhesive appears to be strong as the red protective film is difficult to remove. But every other day a bracket or two comes loose from the wall and some of the lamps dangle. I cleaned the area, dried it and put new clips on. I press the clamps firmly against the wall for about 15 seconds. The weather is only about 80 degrees (F). I think melting the glue is not enough. Every time I…

They are what they are. Great little clips to stick anywhere and attach anything to. But 2 things: 1. The clip is VERY INFLEXIBLE. The original goal was to put a string of lights under the table. When trying to attach the lantern to the rope (whose diameter is the same as the inner diameter of the clip), the clip came loose easily. We ended up using zip ties and just using the hooks as anchor points rather than pulling directly. Bureaucracy, not using glue can be very temperamental. I've lost…

Purchased to attach a special item to the outer frame of a large living room window. Dubbed "Acopic Birds", these lightweight hanging cords prevent birds from flying and plunging through a window to die. The husband didn't want to drill holes in the window frames for permanent supports and this seemed the closest thing to the original idea other than drilling. This window faces West - Atlanta, Georgia summer temperatures must be hotter than designed for the adhesive as it tends to pop out of…

I bought these to hide the thin light cord and extension along the top panels and side post of the outdoor gazebo we assembled. Unfortunately they never held their stick and in the end they all jumped out at any resistance. I first tried about 20 and they all came loose shortly after the cables were reattached. Then I tried again with twenty more and let them "dry" for another 24 hours (now that I knew where to put them). However, the extra time for the tape to set didn't seem to affect their…