Command Decorating Clips, 40 Clips and 48 Command Strips, Damage Free Hanging Light Clips with Adhesive Strips, No Tools Small Wall Clips for Hanging Lights and Cables

This is the only thing you need to know: they stick to stucco. And by stucco, I mean the house exterior, thick, lumpy-textured kind that absolutely nothing but masonry anchors and the curses of your partner trying to fill in the cracks before hurricane season sticks to. The kind that is comprised almost entirely of ancient popcorn-ceiling type smears of a crusty substance that is spread so thin that it can't even hold up a nail. *That* stucco. I wanted to hang some macrame-style decorations on the exterior wall of our house that makes up the back porch, but I didn't want to spend ages struggling with a heavy duty specialty masonry drill and bit. I saw these were cheap, would arrive overnight, and I purchased them on a whim. I admit that I thought the aura of holy light emanating from these hooks was a bit weird when I opened the package, but nope it's legit because when I went to hang them on a flat-ish part of the stucco, THEY STUCK FINE. And I, in the presence of such greatness, got so excited that I disobeyed the Ten Commandments of 3M Adhesive and hung the decorations on them right away instead of waiting the recommended 24 hours. AND THEY STAYED. Of course it started pouring rain immediately after, and as our porch isn't screened in I once again thought oh well. And then the thermometer hit over 92 degrees with full humidity AND what turned into a windy thunderstorm, and I completely gave up on the hooks. There was no way they could stick because they're cheap and tiny. BUT THEY STAYED. These hooks are incredible, and they won't cost you anything beyond the retail price and the price of the offerings of grain and fruit that you'll undoubtedly want to leave for the 3M gods that hold these hooks to your wall in the face of the unholy elements. I think they're meant to hold strings of lights and such, but I was disrespectful to 3M and hung full macrame banners on them and it's literally fine. Either buy these, buy stock in these, or literally build your house out of these because the walls will stay up I pretty much promise.

Perfect for tiny light strands or to hold jewlery on the wall!

Worked perfect hanging sting of lights on lanai.

Worked well for Christmas lights.

I loved the ease in using them. They are small enough to not be seen. Initially one of the hooks fell, however I was able to add a new hook and move on. No others fell so maybe the wall was dusty invthat area. I suggest dusting or wiping the walls first.

I hung my garland over the entry way between the kitchen and living room with these little things. They are strong enough to hold them but the only thing is they break very easy. Still will buy more next year.

Putting up Christmas lights has always been a pain. I used to use the suction cups, but a few of them always fall down. These work great.

Some of the tabs would not stick on my windows. Most of them did fine, but some would not stick.