🧲 CofunKool Adhesive Hooks - Versatile 360° Rotating Wall Hooks for Kitchen, Bedroom, and Cabinets - Space-Saving and Sturdy - Holds up to 7lbs - Pack of 3 (White, Small) Review

These wall hooks require a clean wall to function. Simply tear off the backing adhesive and the adhesive will stick to most surfaces. It can work with glass, ceramic tile, wood and metal. Make sure they are free from dust or oil. You can use alcohol or water to ensure they are completely dry and clean. It can withstand a pressure of 15psi, which is about 1kg of force. Before use, it is better to let it steep for 24 hours. Hope the photo is helpful.

I hung it on the side of my fridge to hold my oven mitts. I *thought* I had it in a good place, but when I tried to move it, it WAS NOT moved at all. It's for life I think. I'm pretty sure the compound is super glue given to people from a distant galaxy and used to hold entire planets together. Don't take it off at all. JE. I tried everything I could think of from moving a spatula, a wooden spoon, to pouring vinegar on it to move the hook. NO. It's for life. The fact that it rotates is good as…

It's really cool and cheap. I am a person who can easily take the place that is given to me. I needed hooks to hang the masks on my desk and they worked great. I put it under the table and it works great. PROS: Features - It easily holds my mask, scarf or even hat. The product claims up to seven pounds and so far I've tried a lot lighter things. The universal joint is really flexible. I put the hook under the table and it still works as I can adjust the hook to point in the right direction…

Those little hooks! After that, they are difficult to remove, so choose a location wisely. I rented them and wanted to use them to hang a flower canopy that I made for my child's nursery. I got them hoping to get something strong enough that I can still take it off. The instructions are simple and clear. It says they cannot be used on textured walls or tiles. My wall is very lightly textured and I decided to use it there anyway. She's certainly doing her job, holding up a large canopy with a…