Command Small Bath Hook, Holds up to 1 lb, 1 Satin Nickel Shower Hook with 2 Water Resistant Command Strips, Damage Free Bathroom Organization

I recently built a wheelchair shower for my daughters and wanted hooks to hang their scrubbers so they would dry easily. I didn't want to get suction cup ones as I didn't have good results with them in the previous bathroom. I found these ones and decided to give them a try as it said they were good to use in the bathroom and they were a match for the shower trim. They were extremely easy to install and, so far, seem very sturdy and working great. I do recommend, however, making absolutely sure they are where you want them prior to installation so you don't have to struggle to replace them somewhere else. Works great.

Followed the instructions and it works great! Even on slightly uneven texture tile. The brushed nickel look matches my faucet nicely. So far it’s holding on in the shower (only about 3 weeks so far)

We're using 3 of these Command nickel-colored hooks to hold various kitchen brushes, keeps the brushes off the counter. Two of the hooks are adhered onto painted drywall that has a very slight bumpy texture, and the third hook is adhered to a smooth stainless-steel back-splash behind/above the counter. See attached picture.The hooks have been stuck there very securely for a couple months now. Of course they're not holding much weight, but they're doing the job they're supposed to do. I did make sure to *thoroughly* scrub the painted drywall portion, because it's old latex paint and it seems to have a sort of 'chalky' surface which I figured needed to be scrubbed off before trying to stick anything to it.In my picture, the hook on the far right (the one adhered to the stainless steel back-splash) is actually mounted sideways - which I'm sure the manufacturer would probably disapprove of - but in this particular case it works fine because the tiny brush it's holding is super lightweight and this was the only way I could think of to get that particular brush's oddly shaped fat little handle onto the hook and still have the brush lay flat against the wall - without trying to bend the hook (I don't think bending would work, it looks to me like the hook would break before it would bend).Great little hooks, yeah they seem to be mostly (or maybe all) plastic but that's no problem here, they look ok and at least plastic doesn't rust. :)

I love these. I am a big fan of command hooks anyway but these for the shower are so good. I have a couple of them hanging in the shower for wash cloths also one holds a squeegee so has a little weight. The ones in the shower went on very easily and have stayed on sturdy. The finish is still looking as good as it did when I first put them up. No rust. I also have these in the kitchen for hand towel. The hand towel gets tugged on when people dry their hands and it still does pull the hook off the wall. I love the brushed finish on these. Makes them look much more high quality. They are sting and durable.

I gave it four stars because the instructions are unnecessarily complicated. I just peeled the one side off the sticky pad that stick to the hook itself and then peeled the other side of the sticky pad off and pushed it onto the vinyl shower wall. Waited 24 hours and hung up my brush. When you read the instructions you will laugh and see what I mean.

These are awesome! I have had them hanging in my shower to hold my shower cap and washcloth and they haven’t budged! The finish is still just like it was the day I put them up. Command hooks are the best and really do come off and leave the surface perfect (just pull down on the strip SLOWLY) Super happy!

Adds a nice bit of style instead of a simple plastic wall hook. Really nice, 3M does the job and does it well.

I know people might be skeptical about Command products in a humid room, but I've always had success with these hooks. Make sure to follow all the directions, and make sure the strip is only on tile, not any grout. I use these to hold washcloths so they can dry out until I wash them. They are pricy for a small hook, but a great solution for renters. And I'm still using them after buying a house, so I don't have to drill into the tile. After 3 years, they're still holding!