Command Cord Bundlers, Damage-Free Hanging Cord Organizer, No Tools Required for Hanging Electrical Cables, 6 Gray Bundlers and 12 Command Strips

My fireplace doesn't have a great spot to hang hooks on to hold garland, but these command hooks have solved that problem for me! I am currently using 3 command hooks for 2 sets of garland, and it holds them with ease. Could hold heavier garland if wished. It is very sturdy, keeping the garland in one place without it falling between the hooks. I've had this up for several days now and it remains in place. So worth the money I paid!

The best things ever! These hold a pretty heavy evergreen all season with ease. They stayed for several weeks and did not damage to the wall when removed. Would definitely recommend.

These work well inside our camper. They keep hold of our extension cords so they are easily organized. They are a great value and durable.

Command products are so helpful & keep you organizedcord keepers are the perfect way to keep cords, cables, wires neat & easy to find

Bought to use with garland during Christmas. Very much prefer these over the hooks! Easy to install like all other Command products I have used. Loved that there is a flexible strap that allows for attaching different sized things. Strap was long enough and easy to maneuver around the garland where I needed it. Was easy to remove when I was done, with no damage to my mantel. Am saving these to use again next year!

Know what's awesome? Finally getting ones workshop so it... yanno... WORKS. Dust collection is plumbed, electricity is routed, stationary tools are at their stations, mobile tools are on their mobile bases for banishment to the "parking lot" when not in use... Yeaaaah, that's the good stuff right there.Know what sucks? Finishing with your planer/jointer cart unplugging the cart (or the devices) from your workshop's grid, then coiling the 14ga wire and setting it on top... whereupon 14ga being 14ga, it will spontaneously unwind itself directly into the middle of the floor if it's able to, and await your next pass with full sheet of ply*."But I use zip ties!" Well then you'd use a LOT of em if your shop's throughput worked like my shop does."But I use velcro!" You mean sawdust collection strips? Yeah, those are pretty okay, assuming there were not a better option. They're better for computer cord management, FWIW. These are still faster for tools though."I use my line of credit to pay for a big enough shop that everything can remain plugged in all the time!" That's quite fortunate; that IS the ideal situation**.For the rest of us, however, there's these gloriously-simple little rubber strips of efficient convenience for conquering clutter. 3M actually stands for "Mitigating Mechanical Messes"***, you know. And since the adhesive is also 3M it STAYS stuck where you stick it. 3M actually stands for "Maintains Mooring Meticulously"****, you know.Yes, they ARE a bit more expensive, but this is one of those instances where you genuinely get what you pay for. After all: 3M actually stands for "Makes Mucho Money"*****, you know.Regardless, worth every penny, in my opinion.----------* Or, if yours is particularly devious, it will snake its way down into said jointer, adding a hilarious and delightful 20-minute diversion from all that obnoxious "productivity" you'd been in the middle of.** Also, I hate you.*** I totally just made that part up.**** That one too.***** This one... I can't actually disprove. Could go either way.

good, sturdy, strong

I love these for hanging garland on stairways, mantles, doorways, etc. No more fussing with twine, wire, or damaging surfaces with nails. And the bundle feature allows you to wrap around a fairly large piece of material without a problem.