⚡️ DIYMAG Neodymium Magnets: Versatile Double Sided Adhesive Solution Review

These magnets are extremely strong! But super strong magnets have their downsides that are worth being aware of. I use them to hold the lid of my tool cart at work / attach a tiny power strip to a metal pad. Pros: Not much stronger than neodymium magnets. Hold heavy objects even against semi-magnetic objects - ideal for holding knives/tools. Simply apply some glue to one side of the magnet that can rest against a non-magnetic surface, then place your item on top and it makes a great quick…

If you didn't know, this type of magnet - neodymium - is one of the VERY STRONG ones available today (true INDUSTRIAL STRENGTH - which I learned about twenty years ago )! I had a small household problem to solve: my refrigerator would stay open for a small crack for maybe a year, even if nothing kept it open. I figured one or two of these guys might solve my problem. As it turned out, they were the PERFECT solution! I carefully attached two of these under the rubber seal on the fridge door…

I wanted to free up bathroom drawer space but I had all these toiletries lying around like nail clippers, tweezers, cuticle trimmers etc so I have these magnets on the inside of mine First-aid box door installed and the mentioned items fastened. It worked well. until this happened. The problem doesn't seem to be the holding power of the magnets themselves (it can actually be difficult to get them loose), but the strength of the 3M tape used to hold the magnets in place. Once the room…