HOME SO Suction Cup Hooks T Shape for Shower, Bathroom, Glass Door, Mirror, Tile – Loofah, Towel, Coat, Bath Robe Hook Holder for Hanging up to 15 lbs – Waterproof & Rustproof, Black Matte (2-Pack)

The HOME SO Suction Cup Hooks are fantastic! They stick securely to glass, mirrors, and tile without any damage. I use them in the shower and kitchen, and they hold up really well. Super easy to install and move around. Highly recommend for a clutter-free home!

These little suckers really work. Looks nice too!

I love how cute and high quality these look compared to the other flimsy looking ones. They shine nicely and are thick and sturdy looking. However, they do fall every so often because they are holding on by suction rather than glue or nails or anything like that. Also the one that tends to fall is the one with the heavier back scrubber. My loofah one doesn’t really fall since it’s not as heavy.

My hooks have been installed for over a month on tile in my shower. I hang wet bathing suits on them. They are strong and i haven't experienced any slippage.

I usually do not buy things of this nature because I have doubts, but needed a quick fix and something sleek and modern, so I gave it a try. Unfortunately, I should have kept to my thoughts. While they are very easy to install, they do not remain in a tile wall, no matter how many times I tried. They seem a little flimsy and cheap, so maybe that’s why they won’t stay. Both fell down in two different rooms around the same time. So, performance was poor, size was appropriate, but I am returning the item.

Hooks went up just as shown in other videos and you would never know they are suction hooks! Glad I bought the 4 pack! Highly recommend.

Super easy to install and looks great

The success of how long the bracket stays suctioned to the wall depends on the surface & how it was installed. I have it on glass-flat smooth tile in one bathroom. It fell off a few times the first 2 weeks. I reinstalled with very-slightly damp wall. I left it for a few days before using. Now, it’s stuck like glue. Same with the other one. Takes a bit of trial & error at first. If you’re really hoping a suction hook will work out, don’t give up too quick. Experiment.If all else fails and you don’t want to drill holes, buy a different hook w/ bracket you can use double-side sticky mounting tape, like gorilla brand.

I bought a shower caddy that hangs from the shower head from Costco without thinking. It was cheap, and I was weak. What can I say. When I got home, I discovered that there was a long bar going down my shower wall vertically, stopping the caddy from hooking on. I bought a different set of hooks to try and stick the caddy to no avail--there was a piece that made the caddy stick too far out from the wall for them to work. Then I saw this beauty. I swore this would be the last item I would purchase to fix the caddy, and it definitely is. I stuck this on my tile shower wall in literally less than 1 minute and it stayed stuck even after my husband basically hung from it trying to see if it would move. It holds up our heavuy shower caddy full to the brim with full, new shampoo bottles. If you are looking for a suction cup hook, this is the one.

The screw connecting the knob to the suction apparatus snapped with only a weight of 8 oz on it, and this after only 3 weeks. I followed the installation instructions to the letter, and had no trouble doing so.The screw appears to be metal, but it also appears to be some kind of compound metal, very cheaply constructed.The ad on Amazon for this product says the colour is chrome, and it is, but I perceived that to mean a metal finish. It is only cheap plastic.I tried to contact the seller, but never got a response. Came from overseas. Cannot recommend.