Command sent me some fabulous products before Christmas, which I have to admit were a god send! Not only did they help over the Christmas period with the decorations, they have helped me decorate my lovely new home with out doing it any damage – perfect for a tenant!
We were sent a few of the range from Command to try, including: clear hooks, decorating clips and hanging strips. Because they are all clear, it means I can hang things without a horrible nail or dark coloured hook on the wall that stands out a mile. Because we rent the property it is also really handy that we are not marking the walls or causing any damage. The decorating clips came in a pack of 20 and they were really handy over Christmas and just general house things since moving in. I have used these little beauties to hang some of my lovely hearts and decorations through out the house.
The revolutionary Command™ Clear Adhesive Strip, holds strongly on a variety of surfaces, including paint, wood, tiles and wallpapered surfaces. I have got them on a painted wall, wallpapered wall, wooden staircase and my marble fireplace and they all hold on all surfaces just as well as each other. It is great! I just need to get some pictures for the frames now – can you notice the hooks? Hardly!
Over we Christmas we used the hooks and clips to hang some of the Christmas decorations – they are still as sticky as when I first applied them to the surface so we will be able to hang other decorations throughout the year too. I did take one of the hooks off from its surface, just to see if it left a mark – it didn’t. I am really impressed with these products and would completely recommend them. They are definitely worth it.
They really are easy to apply, you simply take the adhesive strips and remove the protective layer on both sides – there is a video on the Command website here.
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