Heavy Duty Vacuum Suction Cups Hooks (4Pack) Specialized for Kitchen&Bathroom&Restroom Organization

They perform as expected and look good doing so. They offer a very firm suction hold.

I use two in the shower to hang a small mirror for shaving my face. It holds it up perfectly with no issues. I don’t leave the mirror left on it only when shaving! Hooks stay up 💯 of the time. Quick tip-rub a small amount of conditioner on mirror to prevent fogging up.

I think using “heavy duty” in the name might be an exaggeration but these appear to be pretty good hooks for the shower. The hooks are plastic but appear to be reasonably strong for hanging wash cloths, etc. they do stick to tile, glass and fiberglass. They do not stick to wood cabinets. I’m giving them 4 stars because I think the product name is a lttle misleading.

This worked really well. The suction on the back works better if surfaces are smooth and clean, and you dampen the suction cup.

I use two in the kitchen and hang different things in the kitchen that I want handy to grab fast when needed. Once up properly, you will never have a problem with them popping off. They are stronger than they look for sure. I also use 2 in the shower for things like wash clothes, rope soap, back brush, etc. They work well in either environment. They would also be good in the garage for things to hang. These are not flimsy by any means and well worth the price.

Those suction hooks look great, but only 1 of the floor adhere to the wall more than a few minutes. Tried them on tile, painted wall and in all in one shower wall with same results. Would not recommend.

We bought the package of 8 to hold our cups 6 months ago. 7 are still working very well. However 1 has failed and has no suction power. No matter how much we have cleaned the surface and re- mounted it, it will not stick and keeps falling down. There was no weight attached. It's very disappointing.

One of the best, and easiest to adhere, suction cup products I have even purchased. As long as you are attaching to smooth tile or glass, the "sticky" cup makes it a breeze. Just clean the surface with isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol and dry it. Follow the instructions and don't test it or hang anything for 12 hours. All of the hooks stuck the first time and have stayed in place. Heavy wooden back brushes have not had an issue. Also temporarily using one to support the hose on a handheld shower head to replace the holder I purchased for that at the same time, which was the worst suction cup product (BoPai) I have ever encountered.