Hangings Outdoor Hangers Kitchen Bathroom Review

My wife uses them for a variety of household and craft purposes and I use them to train and support a pair of philodendrons that grow about 20 feet from the dining room ceiling, plus one pair in the garage for hanging from the ceiling and wall hooks with eyelets. Please note - this model has one "rounded" or "domed" end, the other end is flat (but cleaned so there are no sharp burrs) - just make sure you use the square end as that Use the end that you hook to the grommet, or a rod, or whatever…

I've used a whole pack of these, they're very handy because they're narrow on one end (only 3mm) and have a protective tab on the other so they don't snag or scratch anything. I used Container Store plastic hooks on their steel stand to hold a couple of pots and the handles on the pots caught those hooks and pulled them out when I took one off, even when they were safe. Then I had to find spots where the hooks jumped all over the kitchen floor. Grrrrr. The 3mm width and no protrusion end make…

These S hooks are strong, the size I need and I like that there is a button on one end so they can be tucked in things can remain. I didn't need this thing, but I'm thinking of other DIY projects I can do at home on a tight budget to include this. I've used these S hooks with a clamp magnet (don't pick the ones with felt on magnets - didn't know they had any - these aren't the S hooks I'm talking about but another product I bought along with used the hooks ) to make my own dish racks on my…