FGen 6pcs Wall Paste Does Not Fall Off Firmly Triangle Type Self-Adhesive Towel Hook

I've been looking for strong, sturdy hangers, to hang without drilling, in hidden places for uses like: Kitchen Hanging Cloth - cleaning paper - on the side of the closet by the sink. For the shower - hang cloths. The product is very simple and excellent. 1. Sticks tightly to the wall, ceramic, closet. 2. Do not tear even when removing the hanging cloth. 3. The cloth lies firmly on it and does not fall. 4. Compact, practical, and nicely meets my expectations. I'll buy more.

I live in a cheap-a** apartment where the windows are so poorly installed that the outside air flows in freely. I installed these brackets at the top two corners of each window, and it’s easy to hang a sheet of plastic or a blanket in the hooks to keep the cold (or hot) wind at bay. Plus they look decent in between times. Great product!

Awesome price. Great product. Works as described. I was looking for a replacement for my dish towel holder that finally died after years of faithful service. i finally found an awesome replacement with this item. The main complaint that i have read in the one star reviews was stating that they didn't stick well...that they fell off. Well, people, you have to apply to a clean, grease-free service. It has to be a SMOOTH service....not a textured wall. Clean the surface with acetone....fingernail polish remover without the lanolin in it. Just straight acetone....or, alcohol will also work. They they will stick like crazy! Great price, great item!! Highly recommended

Must be attached to as smooth non ruff surfice.

This is an excellent product very strong I have it on my refrigerator. Excellent for letting your dish towel dry out. Anytime I need a dish towel it’s right there at my finger tips!

Looks cheap and plastic. Which it is, but if they adjusted the shade to look more porcelain it would at least blend in better. Easy to use and the towels don’t budge.

I liked the practicality of using the typically useless backside of a cabinet door into something purposeful and functional. Now the kitchen cloths aren't lying about near the sink, they're out of sight on the backside cabinet door below the sink. They were easy to install and are holding up well a couple of months in. What I don't like about these is imagining the profit margin that the seller has made on these.

I use them above my sink to hold washcloths. They go up wet, and the next time I need to use them, they are fully dry. Keeps cloths off the counter, and no dripping on the floor as it would from a towel bar. They've been on the wall for months and haven't fallen or moved.