3M Command™ 48-Pack Poster Strips

I bought 4-6 packs of these poster strips and they don’t stick at all. What a waste of money.

I think I must have got a dud pack somehow.. I use command strips all the time and for some reason the pack I got was not sticky at all. So much so that even the paper backings weren't even sticking to the glue. Had to throw them away.

The product was simple to use and hang posters. Trying to remove them took the paint right off the wall.

I love the size of the kitchen caddy, just right for handheld soap scrubber, sponge and dish cloth.

I bought the Poster Strips 48 count five months ago to use with Christmas decorations. I used 8 strips when purchased and they worked fine. It's now April and the rest of the strips have no sticky adhesive on either side. I'm very disappointed! I have command strips in every room of my home: hanging pictures, decorations, hooks, etc. I always buy the value package since I know I'll need them at some point. What a waste of money.

We use these all the time. Great for light weight items, posters, pictures, even light weight frames. A must for college dorm rooms/ apartments/ rentals. No damage left behind on the walls. Definitely take the time to clean the wall area you are using to adhere them. Follow the instructions. They will work perfectly!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I work in a school library and use various posters and signs throughout the space. I included Command Poster Strips in my supply order for this year and it's the best thing I ordered! No more scraping gooey tape off the walls, windows, library shelves. Easy to use and remove. And...my posters stay on. No more retaping when I come in Monday morning. Give them a try - you'll fall in love with them. Just think of all the places this will come in handy - teen's room, dorm, classroom...

With a little imagination you'd be surprised what these can be used for: adding a wallpaper panel on the back wall of the medicine cabinet - no glue, tacking, or tape; holding down shelf liner strips in an oddly shaped cabinet, so the overlapped edges wouldn't curl; hanging power tool use guides on the garage wall while self-teaching; hanging assembly instructions for just about anything, anywhere you're doing the assembly; hang recipe cards on kitchen cabinet doors...