CGBE Razor Holder for Shower, 2 Packs Razor Holder and 2 Packs Shower Hooks, Self Adhesive Shaver Holder Hanger Hooks for Bathroom, Damage Free Wall Hooks for Razor Shaver Loofah Sponge

These do what they are intended to do. Very helpful with organizing especially if you have a small bathroom!

These are perfect for our shower, easy to apply, holds well, did not hurt our tile, love them!

I like these because they stick well (I recommend tile over something like drywall if possible. Or a mirror), work for the razor and any other hanging item, and its a set. I love that it comes with more than one so I can have matching ones for either multiple bathrooms, or in the same bathroom if you have multiple razors for yourself or multiple people. Feel sturdy, stick well, look great, and they arent expensive at all!

The adhesion on these is great! Ive only used one in the shower so far, because I cant decide exactly where I want them. I have used a few others though outside the shower and they work great. These are heavy and seem to hold a fairly good amount of weight. I havent tried to hang anything extremely heavy, but I havent had one fall off the wall or other surface yet. I really do like these and will be finding all kinds of things to use these for.

Before ordering these, given the price point, I had hesitations about the quality. However, they seem very well made. The brushed metal is solid, plenty thick enough for the intended purpose, and is actually metal, not metallized or plated plastic. The adhesive is typical double sided foam tape, and should attached to any smooth, clean, hard surface - while it would bond with a painted wall, I dont think Id hang anything very heavy from it if attached only to paint. The design, to me, is clean and modern. I have two up in the shower, one for a razor, and one for holding the scrubby. Another hangs inside my garage to keep a set of mailbox keys on, and two more inside the pantry for dog leashes.

Helped hold on to many items , sponge , razor, towels. They stay put too and look nice with the brushed stainless

Though these are described as being stainless steel, I was half expecting them to be stainless steel-plated plastic. Thankfully I was wrong. Im very pleased with these hooks - all steel with no visible defects and no burrs along any of the edges. The finish isnt shiny like chrome, but brushed and semi-matte. It works well in just about any decor unless putting up in a bathroom or kitchen where all the hardware is gold or brass. Actually, you could probably use some rust-proof spray paint on these hooks if you wanted to jazz them up or have them blend better with your decor. These hooks have been installed in both bathrooms so far. We dont want to drill holes in the pre-molded shower enclosures, so self-stick products are the best way to go. Shelves and hooks that use suction never stay up like they should. Even the ones that have suction cups with dial-down knobs that are supposed to increase the suction power dont stay up for long. Instead, Ive taken three of these with the double rounded ends and used them to hold up a big wire shower caddy. Works great and provides a lot more storage room. I used three since each one is listed for weight capacity to 13 pounds. I wanted to make sure the caddy and contents wouldnt be too much for two hooks. The other hooks are holding stuff like foot files and scrubby poofs. The shower wall looks a little cluttered, but no one is knocking over a heavy shampoo bottle on their toes any more. (Why anyone would install a shower enclosure that had NO built in shelves is a head scratcher.). Know that once you put these hooks up, they arent repositionable or easily removed. If stuck on a painted or papered surface, theres going to be some damage when removed. Same with furniture that is veneered. Its possible that they might cause damage to real wood surfaces as well and pull some of the finish off. The super strong adhesive is a trade-off for having to create screw holes. Renters could probably use these on surfaces like plastic or tile as products like Goo-Gone could be used to take off any residue. Using on metal (file cabinet, etc.) would work too. My husband took a few of these to use in his workshop, and ended up buying a few more packs to use in his work truck tool storage spots. Hes always looking for ways to keep his work tools, safety equipment, drone, and camera equipment organized and safely stowed, so these hooks were a big hit with him. I like using these because theyre quick and easy to install. You have to wait at least 24 hours before hanging anything on them, so the quick for install refers only to peeling off the backing and putting in place. These self-adhesive hooks wont completely replace hooks that need to be anchored with screws and other hardware, but they are a good choice for adding hanging storage options in a place where using heavier duty hooks isnt the best option.

See photo- I put one of the razor hooks in my kitchen sink for the dish scrubber, and it works great (cleaned and dried area first). It blends in well, much sleeker than the plastic suction cup sponge holder that was there before. I was skeptical about the double-sided tape but it feels strong, when I positioned it where I wanted it, the sticky side gripped easily to the sink without much pressure from me. I then pressed firmly, and it seems pretty solid. If I hand wash dishes, I do it on the other side of the sink; I dont think incidental water splashes will be a problem for the adhesive. I plan on putting another razor holder and hook (to hang a pouf) in the shower to replace the ugly suction cup ones on there now. These will fit entirely on the subway tile without crossing any grout which I think will help with longevity. They will also look nicer with the metal shower and bath fixtures. I wasnt crazy about the squared razor holders vs. the round hooks, but at time of review it appears they have replaced the round hooks with squared ones which I think makes this an even nicer set, more cohesive if placed near each other.