12 Pack 1 3/4 inch Suction Cups with Metal Hooks, All Purpose Strong Sucktion Cups Hangers, Plastic Sucker Wall Hangers for Bathroom Kitchen

So... Every year for the past 2-3 years I have decorated my house with faux boarded up windows for Halloween. I made the boards using a thin, lightweight, wood material, wood glue, and industrial staples. The first year I put them up I used a crap-ton of the 3M sticky adhesive Command strips. I lined the white trim of my windows with them and then stuck the boards to the windows. It seemed to be working until a couple days later... all the boards fell off the windows. I had to keep getting on top my roof to fix them a couple times a week. It was a major pain in the butt. The following year (last year), I decided to put my boards up again but this time I tried using the heavy duty, outdoor, super sticky 3M Command Velcro strips. I spent like $50 on huge rolls of those strips. They seemed to work a little bit better than the original Command strips but if it was super windy my boards would go flying off the windows! Even though the Velcro strips worked a little better I still ended up having to climb up on my roof a handful of times to put my boards back up. Now, here we are in spooky season once again. I couldn't decide if I wanted to mess with these faux boarded up windows this year or not. It was such a pain having to climb up on the roof at least once a week to fix them but I decided to go ahead and do it again HOWEVER this time I was going to try suction cups. I cleaned my windows really well and also wiped down the suction cup with some glass cleaner. I used about 3 suction cups per window and then just "hooked" the upper board of my faux boarded up windows into the hooks of the suction cups. Last week, Ohio (where I live) experienced all 4 seasons in a matter of a few days... One day it was 87 degrees and humid. The next day we had rain and super strong winds, and then the day after that we had our first morning frost with the morning temp being somewhere in the upper 30's. I DID NOT HAVE TO GO OUT ON MY ROOF A SINGLE TIME TO FIX MY WINDOWS!!! So far, these faux boarded up windows have been up since the last week of September and they have not budged!!! I wish I would have saved myself 2 years of hassle and thought of suction cups back then!! If you need a strong suction cup I highly recommend these!

I use them to hang sun catchers on my windows that my dad used to make when he retired. They are better than the ones I purchased at a craft store. I read all the complaints. You have to moisten them a little bit on the back and attach to the window. Too much and they slide off. Not enough and they don’t stick. Also have to press on them once in a while to make sure they don’t have any air as they will loosen and fall off. I have also used them on mirrors.

I started a new collection of prisms and crystals in 2023. I bought these to have as extras in case I bought any that didn't come with a hook. These have worked great with every crystal and prism I have hung on them. They stick to window glass really well.

Liked this product- work good. decent quality and price. Holds the suction good.

I bought these to hang some stained glass items on my windows to prevent bird strikes.My old ones had yellowed and had gotten rigid after years of use.These are really sturdy and no problems holding the heavier items.

These work perfectly for my window stain glass art. The suction cups are secure enough, although my art is light weight. They also come off very easily using the tab. I like that they are smaller in size, so not detracting on a window.

I've bought some suction cups with metal hooks in the past and they've fallen within the day of use. These however are sturdy and withstand a good amount of weight. Highly recommend!

Love the section cup hooks for our stockings, however 25% of them will not stick to our window no matter what my husband and I do. They fall off even with nothing hanging off the hook. In the image you can see the second-to-last one fell (see stocking).