📦 Self-Adhesive InterDesign Organizers for Entryway and Bathroom Review

I have had terrible experiences with glue based products in the past and reviews seem to be mixed on almost all glue based products. I believe that following the instructions in the letter is the most important thing to do with them. Clean the area with rubbing alcohol, allow to air dry, place the adhesive hook, press firmly for a few seconds (up to 1 minute), allow to dry for 24 hours before using, and your hook should be firmly attached be!

Great! I use them in my kitchen cabinets for measuring spoons and cups, grill tools, and oven mitts. This is a great way to keep items handy but also out of the way. I wouldn't hang anything very heavy from them (a small, light pot or pan MIGHT work - no promises; a larger pot or pan probably won't). I don't plan on hanging anything very heavy or fragile from them, so they fully meet my needs. I would probably stop using them for serving dishes and kitchen utensils.

Glue to the back of the console to hang on a nearby bookshelf. You know the old joke about those "blowers" for drying hands in public restrooms (1. turn them on 2. gently rub hands under the air 3. wipe hands on shirt). That is the same. 1. Buy them. 2. Stick them with glue. 3. If they fall off after about a day, reattach them with gorilla or super glue. Now they work great! The only problem is when I send the remote back to the cable company, they like the hook BETTER too. If it's for your…