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Aadkins101
Explorer
Oct 30, 2014

Command Products

How did I ever live without them? Love their organizational caddies - use them for spices, etc. Their hooks really hold. Not to mention that if you want to take them down, they come off easily and leave no marks. Sometimes some of their products are hard to find, but they have a website to help locate them. And NO, I am not an employee of Command Products, just a huge fan!
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  • Clay_L's avatar
    Clay_L
    Explorer
    Nov 01, 2014
    Since we are getting our motor home ready to sell, we removed a bunch of them - some of which had been in place eight or nine years. They all came off with no problem.
  • mosseater's avatar
    mosseater
    Explorer II
    Oct 31, 2014
    imgoin4it wrote:
    You can fix bubbles caused by a command hook by carefully heating it up with a hair dryer. Gradually heat it while pressing it back down. It will shrink and reattach so you will never know it was there.

    Cool, thanks! I'll give it a shot.
  • imgoin4it's avatar
    imgoin4it
    Explorer
    Oct 30, 2014
    You can fix bubbles caused by a command hook by carefully heating it up with a hair dryer. Gradually heat it while pressing it back down. It will shrink and reattach so you will never know it was there.
  • mosseater's avatar
    mosseater
    Explorer II
    Oct 30, 2014
    wa8yxm wrote:
    We drove nails or screws into walls or used other stick on products.

    One word of caution... In an RV the walls are often not so much paneled as papered even if it is paper thin veneer, and a command hook with a load on it can pull the paper/veneer off. (As can any stick on product)

    Yep, they sure can. Had 30 lb rated hook as a coat rack which did this. Hook held up fine, the wall, not so much. Still a bubble there.
  • Ron3rd's avatar
    Ron3rd
    Explorer III
    Oct 30, 2014
    We use Command hooks throughout the trailer and the home. Great product.
  • wa8yxm's avatar
    wa8yxm
    Explorer III
    Oct 30, 2014
    We drove nails or screws into walls or used other stick on products.

    One word of caution... In an RV the walls are often not so much paneled as papered even if it is paper thin veneer, and a command hook with a load on it can pull the paper/veneer off. (As can any stick on product)
  • jfkmk's avatar
    jfkmk
    Explorer
    Oct 30, 2014
    These things are all over my house and trailer. They've never fell off, yet come off cleanly when you want them to. I didn't realize they have caddys and things like that. I'll have to look at the website with my wife!

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