Heavy Duty Vacuum Suction Cup Hooks (2Pack) Specialized for Kitchen&Bathroom&Restroom Organization, by iRomic

These things really hold on tight! Super quick and easy to install and very easily handle the daily load of hanging heavy damp towels on them. I'm frankly quite impressed with how well they stick given how many other suction cup items I've had in the past that just can't stay stuck. These haven't budged despite months of being tugged on every day. Another nice benefit is they keep the damp towels from resting against the sheetrock as they did when we hung them on a towel rack. As a result, we no longer have any colors/dyes rubbing off new towels and onto the walls. UPDATE: With less than six months of use, these now have a hard time sticking to the shower door. They worked great for a while and I was quite impressed because, as mentioned above, any type of suction cup device I've ever used just doesn't hold up over time. Sadly, the same is true with these. I don't know what the problem is. I scoured the door with pure isopropyl alcohol and rubbed it dry with a cloth that has never been in contact with dryer sheets or anything else known to leave a slight residue. These then stuck like they were glued on....for about 3 months. We don't yank on the towels hanging from them, so constant stress isn't the issue. The back of them is still sticky, but they just won't stay firmly on any more. One of them falls off within hours of reattaching, even when nothing has been hung on it. It's own tiny weight is enough to make the seal fail. I don't know if the dry Colorado climate makes these fail so quickly, but we'll be shopping for something else that hangs over, and clamps to, the door instead.

They stick easily to glass and I can say they fall but not every day of course. More like once every three to four months. They hold towels easily. And work very well. Installation is less than 5 seconds

These suction cups are amazing and work so well. They do hold up to in the shower as this is where we needed them. The do have nice appearance.

I purchased these to hang some stained glass art in my window. Initially, I was pleased with the stars and felt confident in their ability to stay in place without any issues. However, one day, I noticed that the hook was sliding down the window due to the section part being black and capturing extra heat from the sun. Fortunately, I was able to notice it before the item fell off completely and broke my art. I would highly recommend these for a place that doesn’t get much sunlight or is indoors. However, I would advise against using them for external use or in areas that get hot.

We have been using these for several years to hold our heavy bath towels onto the shower doors while we are showering. I sewed a little strip of ribbon onto the edge of the bath towels to easily hang them from these hooks. They have worked perfectly that way for at least 3 years and we have had no problems at all. The hook came loose once in several years, and I simply put it back on. To be transparent, we do not leave our towels hanging on these hooks all the time. We use this hook attached to the glass shower door only while we are showering, and then afterward we put the towels back on their regular towel rods. For that type of use, the hooks never fall off. It’s important to follow the provided instructions to clean the glass beforehand. And then it’s also important to press the suction cup onto the glass and then press down the lever—that really tightens it securely. That lever is pretty “tight” when you press it down. That lets me know I am installing it correctly. If you remove the hook, don’t let lint and dust accumulate on the suction cup portion. Store it in the box or in a plastic bag to keep it clean. I have had no problem with the chrome-looking finish coming off or dulling. It looks the same as when I purchased it several years ago. These suction cup hooks have worked so well for us for so long, that when we moved into a different house recently, we got several more of these — every bathroom in the new house has those glass doors. Again—no issues at all. I am also now also using them on windows to hold a fairly heavy decorative wooden Christmas sign. The sign will break if it falls, and I trust these hooks enough to hold it up. They are holding well. These cost a little more than some others, but I have bought only these. I like the way they work and that they are reliable, and I know that if I purchased others that fall down, it would annoy me and the few dollars saved would not be worth it. I write honest reviews to help others make informed purchases because I read reviews myself and I know how helpful they can be. I hope that my review helped you.

Ordered the Silver, one stuck good, the other would only hold for a day or two. Contacted Amazon, they sent a replacement, I returned the original set in exchange. The replacement set was as useless as the first. The reason I gave a "5 Star" is I really don't think customers read the "One Star", which is what is deserves. The replacement set worked for approximately a week, the only item hanging are pj's, very lightweight and the other hook a "Shower Cap" Will not hold on to the wall, shower tile and have tried using it on the door, slips off all three. Very disappointed. I can't understand why Amazon continues to sell a product which does not work, waste of time and money.

I ordered several pairs of these to hang small metal storage bins on the tiled bathroom wall. When they first arrived they worked really well but after several months they started to lose their strength and fell off the wall. I removed some items from the bins, hoping if I kept the weight to a maximum of one pound (including the weight of the rack), the hooks would stop falling off the wall, but even with two hooks holding a maximum of one pound together, they still fell off the wall. I wound up replacing them with 3M Command removable hooks, which are much, much sturdier.

They're great while they last, which is why I'm writing this review because they don't. I bought mine September of 2024. It's February of 2026.so what, they lasted a year and a half? They would fall off periodically and I'd have to put them back up. This time, however, they just won't stay. Just a warning that if you're expecting longevity, these are not your best bet.