Taozun Adhesive Hooks Black - Towel Hanger Stainless Steel Bathroom Towel Hook, 4 Packs

I absolutely love the Taozun Towel Hooks! I’m not very handy, so these hooks are perfect for me. The installation was a breeze—no tools or drilling needed, just peel and stick. The adhesive is strong, and the hooks have stayed securely attached to the wall without any issues.The sleek stainless steel design looks expensive and adds a touch of elegance to my bathroom. I’ve been using them to hang towels, and they are sturdy enough to hold them without any problem. They’ve held up well and haven’t come off the wall, even with regular use.These hooks are not only practical but also stylish. I’m really happy with my purchase and would highly recommend them to anyone looking for a convenient, durable, and attractive solution for hanging towels or robes, especially if you’re not the handiest person!

When I repainted my bathroom and removed the towel bars from the walls, I lost large chunks of drywall because apparently my house was cheaply built, or something. Regardless, I decided to avoid anchors and screws this time around, so I decided to try these out. I will say they are super sticky, so be sure you're placing exactly where you want. They also look very nice and high quality. While I do love command hooks, they just don't have the classy look that these have, and since I know I won't be removing these anytime soon, I'm ok with the potential "un-removability". :)

Love these! Super affordable, easy & straightforward to utilize. Function exactly as expected! Stick to tile surface and hold that we need! My second time ordering these. We have a pool & always need extra hooks in shower to hang wet swimsuits. We love these!

Sure...they look great! But these hooks started falling off after a week without anything on them. These were attached to a clean smooth surface on the side of a cabinet. They never had more than 5lbs on them and all of the hooks fell within a month of adhering them. Don't buy this product, the adhesive is a complete joke.

They are very sturdy but I was afraid of hurting my walls with the adhesive. I peeled off the adhesive and put a 3M strip on the back of it and it worked perfectly. Now if I want to move them I don't have hole in my wall,

These hooks are so nice they are sturdy they stuck really solid and tight on my first try would definitely purchase them again

I put these on the back of the new bathroom door to hold towels, robes, and such. I don't need them to hold a lot of weight, but they seem like they would easily. They are attractive and simple to attach to the door. I drew a line with a level because I got the feeling that if after the fact, I thought they were crooked, there would be no fixing them. With that said, I doubt they'll come off, but I can't imagine a situation and which I would need them to, so I'm not worried about that aspect.Update: my house was flooded and we rebuilt and added new doors. I bought these hooks again and they keep falling off one of the new doors. I'm thinking it's the fresh paint. I waited a couple weeks, but that may not have been long enough for the paint. However, I have learned that you can buy the 3M tape strips at Home Depot. They are the exact size of the ones on the back of the hooks. I think it was well under $5 for a package of six tape strips. They are a little tricky to work with (the side with the white 3M backing peels off easily, but the clear side is challenging to peel off), but I was able to apply more tape and reapply the hooks. So far they are sticking.The conclusion is the effectiveness and the strength depends on what they are adhered to.Second update. Can't get them to stay stuck to one of my doors. Three identical doors and they won't stay stuck to one of them. I bought new tape and re-taped them. I waited two days before I hung anything on them. I'm only hanging towels and a robe. Nothing too heavy for the weight limit. The tape I bought says it'll hold 6 pounds. I gave it my all because I knew they could work but I gave up and I ordered hooks that required screws to stay on. At this point, I felt like I wanted to get railroad spikes to put them on. Just kidding, but that was my frustration level.

Self stick adhesive failed after 3 months not a long term fix.