Adhesive Stick dots Two-Sided Sided Mounting Putty Stick Tack for Wall Hanging Crafts Balloons Festival Party Decorations,Clean Removable(100)

I adopted an adorable ball of fluff in December. She's also way more curious and set in her destructive cat like ways than my previous majestic ball of fluff. I was looking for a good way to secure the items on my bedside table and the ones inside the acrylic box acquired for holding the memorial dedicated to the previous furball. These dots have been a fabulous solution! I'm no longer waking up from Ood (my Echo Glow) or my Echo Dot being shoved off my bedside table (although these do NOT fit the bottom of the Dot itself to the table thanks to the rubber ring already there, I am using modeling clay there), although she still pulls at the phone sometimes. I also am not worried she'll be breaking the clay paw print and other items in the memorial as the box is heavy enough with all items not to move much and the breakable items inside sit solidly stuck to the base with these dots! I look forward to using them in some other strategic areas of my room and bathroom to reduce troubles there. I may even get to put out all of my display items again which I put away before she could break them.

I don’t normally write reviews but these little things are STRONG! They held up beautifully against severe thunderstorms to hold my solar wired lights up on my water fountains. I have tried to get something that was clear and strong enough to hold wire and withstand water- THIS STUFF WORKS!

Trying to keep my figures from falling with anything but nails or glue feels like a loosing effort, at this point. I've tried a bunch of things (even magnets) and nothing seems to work for long, including Blutack. So now I'm trying this and it's... iffy. In the first image (X-Men), I've used it to hold up Wolverine and Siryn. It seems to be working; especially, with they way Siryn is positioned. It's tough to hold her up like that. I've got the adhesive on both of their feet. Time will tell.So, I tried using it on one of my Eaglemoss Star Trek ships. The goal was to hang them on the wall. I tried that before with Blutack and they eventually just started falling off (Siryn eventually fell down with Blutack, as well). I tried this single adhesive and the ship fell off within minutes. The 2nd picture just shows the ship hanging there with a thumbtack, instead. The lesson here, I guess, is to not try to hang anything on the wall with anything but a nail or glue. And I'm not even 100% confident about the glue if it isn't Crazy Glue.There is one big problem with these, though. The strips are covered with plastic on one side that you have to tear off before using, so you can expose the other sticky side. I don't know who's bright idea this was, but the plastic is the same color as the adhesive, so it's almost impossible to distinguish....and a few minutes after writing this review, Siryn begins to fall (picture #3). So there you go.Pros: Easy to removeCons: Very difficult to separate from the plastic

I was tired of my pops falling off the little shelf on my desk and landing behind my PC. These work great, they are soft, small and rubbery just the perfect size, and they are easier to lift up than Command strips in case you don't like the placement. I recommend if you are a collector.

They work super well my Sonny Angels are secure and won’t move around or fall. They are also really easy to place. As for durability they do rip depending on how you pull them off but other then that they are super awesome!!

I have used the double sided sticky dots for more things than I had imagined.They are very handy.

These lil guys don’t stick very well … they work great for paper items like gift wrapping or sticking a piece of paper on poster board… or smooth vinyl

They get the job done for me which was sticking plastic label holders to cardboard boxes. However they were a bit smaller than I expected but I'm sure I just did not take the time to check the actual size. The only issue I have with them is the ease of getting the small cover off the side opposite the sheet. It is difficult to get a hold of and once you remove it the think plastic till statically stick to everything.