- Damage-Free Hanging
- Color: Clear
- Package Contents: 20 clips, 24 strips
- Holds strongly and removes cleanly
Forget about nails, screws and tacks, Command™ Clear Hooks are fast and easy to hang! The revolutionary Command™ Clear Adhesive Strip adhere firmly to many surfaces, including paint, wood, tile and more. Yet, come off leaving no holes, marks, or sticky residue. Command™ Clear Hooks and Strips blend in seamlessly allowing you to show what matters most, your decor, not how it's hung up. Rehanging them is as easy as applying a Command™ Clear Refill Strip, so you can take down, move and reuse them again and again!
- Damage-Free Hanging
- Color: Clear
- Package Contents: 20 clips, 24 strips
- Holds strongly and removes cleanly
- Easy to apply and remove
- Works on a variety of surfaces
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Value
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Good for Humid Environments
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No
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Material
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Plastic
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Command™ Weight Reference Guide
Not sure which Command™ Product is right for you? We weighed some common household objects to give you a better understanding of the amount of weight you’re hanging on your walls. Explore our Command™ Weight Reference Guide to find the best Command™ Product for your project.
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Even the lightest items need the right support. Next time you brew a pot of joe in the morning, remember that a 16 oz bag of coffee beans is the equivalent to one pound.
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Comparing apples to oranges might not be a fair matchup, but comparing a bag of apples to your next project—that’s a different story. Did you know that a standard bag of apples is equal to three pounds? How do you like them apples?
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You want a damage-free hanging solution that’s up for the task—not one that will drop your object like a hot potato. For items with a bit more weight, remember that five pounds feels just like a standard bag of potatoes. Unsure whether you have a standard size bag? Just check the front of the bag for the 5 lb weight.
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Looking for a solution to hang your heavier objects? No there’s no use crying over spilt milk. Just reach for the gallon of milk in your fridge—it weighs about eight pounds.
