Command Decorating Clips, Clear, 20-Clips (17026CLR-ES)

I didn't want to use tape or tacks to hang my fairy lights, so these worked perfectly. They didn't take long and were easy to install. They are also easy to remove, don't leave residue, and are pretty sturdy. I would definitely recommend them.

I love the size of these clips, but three of the 12 I put up have fallen down after light use. The adhesive seems to be hit or miss, because the others I put up are working pretty well. Giving them five stars because when they work, they work really well. They're kind of pricey, but they're great for lights and hanging things like headphones and power cords.

Very happy with these. They work great and provide an economical solution to many wiring problems. In my case, these clips route a power cable from a Google Nest wifi access point I mounted on an interior door to the wall outlet. No dangling cable, and the clear clips are practically invisible unless you look closely for them. I recommend these clips for any similar application.

First and foremost, the product I *meant* to buy was this one: Command Mini Hooks, Clear, 18-Hook. I have used the Command Mini Hooks before and ran out while hanging my Christmas lights outside my house, so that's why I went to Amazon to buy some more. But it was my mistake... I ended up buying the Decorating Clips, which is *NOT* the same thing. I didn't have the original packaging, so there was no way for me to know for sure what I was buying until it was too late.I love Command products, but this one only deserves 4 stars vs 5 that I've given other Command products. The reason being is that as decorating clips, they are roughly half to a 3rd the size of the Mini Hooks I referenced in the previous paragraph. With that much reduction in size, the SURFACE AREA for the adhesive to adhere to the hook itself and the wall is that much smaller. Smaller surface area for adhesion MEANS LESS STRENGTH for it to stay on the wall. So because of this, it SEVERELY limits what you are able to hang on these.As I said earlier and like many other people, I mainly use Command hooks for Christmas decorations. If you're trying to hang Christmas lights, I **HIGHLY** recommend you get a stronger hook, such as the Command Mini Hooks, Clear, 18-Hook. Those are rated for 1/2 pound PER hook. I'm using about of dozen of these, OUTSIDE my house in the sub 30 degree F weather, on my windows, and they are strong enough to hang my Christmas lights on. The Decorating Clips however, DO NOT HAVE A WEIGHT RATING!! So as I have said before, these won't do you any good if you're trying to hang any kind of item (aka Christmas lights) with weight.What I have found use for these, is to hang very light items. Things like balloons, paper lanterns, ornaments, banners, etc.... These are the items you want to hang using the Decorating Clips.Although I am severely limited in what I can use with these Decorating Clips, they still have a purpose, as I've used a handful of them for hanging ornaments on my wall. Regardless, because of the limitations, I give this product 4 out of 5 stars.

I used these tiny command hooks to hang up light in my dorm room since I cannot use tacks on the walls.I love that the command hooks are clear so it gives a simple and clean look to my whole space. This pack comes with 20 hook and 24 adhesive strips.They hold up very well and removing them is as simple as pulling on the clear tab. It leaves zero residue on the wall. Perfect for dorm decorating!

I liked this product because I can leave them up for my next use. I used them for putting up my decorative lights in my big front window. The only thing was they would't stick to the window, just the metal parts.

These work great. I used em to hang star lights on my daughters bunk bed. Only problem I had was atleast 3 of them were broken & I didn't realize it till I already had almost all of the others used.

So far so good. We used these to hang up battery operated Christmas lights (which is such the trend) in our daughters' room. We lined them up at the top near the ceiling all the way around the perimeter and gave them a few hours more than the instructions stated to adhere to the wall. Only one popped off, but when we pressed it back on it stayed put. We bought two packs and spaced our hooks about give inches apart. When we strung the lights on them, not one hook popped off. It's been a few months now and still not one popped off. We live seaside, so in the spring and summer months it gets very humid here. The true test is if they can withstand the horrid humidity. I will definitely give an updated review come the end of August 2016.