Scotch EF-6730-20NA Reclosable Fasteners 20, Clear, 10 Count...

This is my second time buying these and I will forever keep some on hand. They have been so awesome for so many things. I took photos of animals on my property to create an art wall outside on the porch. The wall is concrete so hanging these was a challenge. I tried command strips, double stick tape, command hooks....always the moisture outside caused them to slip and fall. These little velcro strips have exceeded my expectations! They have held strong and have impervious to the moisture issue outside. Having proved themselves I have continued to successfully hang many things with these and could not be happier. 5 stars all around!

This is my second time buying these and I will forever keep some on hand. They have been so awesome for so many things. I took photos of animals on my property to create an art wall outside on the porch. The wall is concrete so hanging these was a challenge. I tried command strips, double stick tape, command hooks....always the moisture outside caused them to slip and fall. These little velcro strips have exceeded my expectations! They have held strong and have impervious to the moisture issue outside. Having proved themselves I have continued to successfully hang many things with these and could not be happier. 5 stars all around!

for a friends wedding i made 70 ft of curtain lights with garland attached, then rolled them up for (hopefully) easy storage & install. The venue does not allow me to use ANYTHING that makes a "mark" or leaves a adhesive residue. So i got these to test at my house. I put it on my own "dirty" ( meaning i didn't wipe it or anything) covered porch, it stayed ( i used 4 sets) took it down after 30+ hours !! BUT my white paint on around my windows also came off! Then i remembered the venue is stained wood so i put just a sticky thing on some stained wood that encloses our porch...left it for about 2 hours and it came off beautifully! NO RESIDUE left behind! they are not the cheapest things, but i would just want to crawl under a table and hide if things started to fall off during the reception, so worth it to me! Just in case...i tried CAREFULLY heating the sticky things on my white paint with a heat gun, not only is it very time consuming but it was also hit and miss, one came off great the rest took paint with it. Honestly i will bring thumb tacks "just in case"...i cant imagine i will use them but need a back up plan. And the wood is old beat up "barn wood" so worst case i have to use a few thumb tacks who would notice the tiny mark left behind. Im really trying to NOT break the rules, but push come to shove i didn't spend days and all this money for them not to go up! Hope this was helpful & Good Luck to anyone who reads all this!

for a friends wedding i made 70 ft of curtain lights with garland attached, then rolled them up for (hopefully) easy storage & install. The venue does not allow me to use ANYTHING that makes a "mark" or leaves a adhesive residue. So i got these to test at my house. I put it on my own "dirty" ( meaning i didn't wipe it or anything) covered porch, it stayed ( i used 4 sets) took it down after 30+ hours !! BUT my white paint on around my windows also came off! Then i remembered the venue is stained wood so i put just a sticky thing on some stained wood that encloses our porch...left it for about 2 hours and it came off beautifully! NO RESIDUE left behind! they are not the cheapest things, but i would just want to crawl under a table and hide if things started to fall off during the reception, so worth it to me! Just in case...i tried CAREFULLY heating the sticky things on my white paint with a heat gun, not only is it very time consuming but it was also hit and miss, one came off great the rest took paint with it. Honestly i will bring thumb tacks "just in case"...i cant imagine i will use them but need a back up plan. And the wood is old beat up "barn wood" so worst case i have to use a few thumb tacks who would notice the tiny mark left behind. Im really trying to NOT break the rules, but push come to shove i didn't spend days and all this money for them not to go up! Hope this was helpful & Good Luck to anyone who reads all this!

Bought these to use with solar lights on the outside of the home rather than drilling any holes. I was skeptical if they'd hold up during bad weather, but the night I installed them they withstood heavy rainfall for an extended period and had no issues whatsoever. Would highly recommend over the permanent mounting tapes that are available that'll damage any surface they're put on.