Is it possible to use a nail free hook to hang clothes?

It's very strong, and that's what I use myself. First, there is no need to damage the wall, and secondly, the effect is also firm, and it will not leave traces when you want to change the position, which is simply not too easy to use.

It is not strong, because people's winter clothes are very heavy, and if there are no nails to fix them, it is very likely that they will not be able to bear the weight and fall off.

Yes. Because such technology is also relatively mature, and the firmness is relatively strong, and it can also be used for a long time.

The nail-free hook is also very firm, the use effect is still very good, and it is particularly beautiful and convenient.

Yes, because this hook is very glued, it can be fixed to the wall very well, and things that are not too heavy will not fall.

In fact, it is not strong at all, like some superglued hooks can only hang some lighter things, which are too heavy and easy to fall off.

This kind of hook is fixed with glue, and under normal circumstances, as long as the weight does not exceed 20 kg, it is still very strong.

There are indeed a lot of scenes where you need a small hook at home, after all, hanging things up is definitely one of the ingenuity to improve the neatness. However, no one wants to drill holes in the walls of the house, so I tried all kinds of nail-free hooks on the market before and after, among which the lowest satisfaction is IKEA's various suction cups, as for the Internet, there are many people who strongly recommend that they have never dropped it for a long time, I don't understand, anyway, every one I use has fallen off, and even just hang a hand towel every three or five times (smooth tile surface), not to mention the suction cup bathroom basket, in the middle of the night three more heard a bang, it must be it, the heart is really tired, must be all replaced!

Therefore, the basic quality that a nail-free hook should have is - [do not fall]! It's hard to drag it down!

I have tried the following models for a long time, and the effect is very good, and I have never been careful about it falling off. (Collective Mirroring).

The nail-free hooks on the market are mainly divided into four types: adhesive tape, vacuum, hot melt adhesive and magnet, which can be used on the plane of different materials according to the different principles of action.

The first category: 3M adhesive tape type.

This hook uses adhesive tape on the back to glue the hook to the surface of the object, which can be used on tiles or wooden panels, and uneven surfaces are not suitable. When pasting, look at the paste and then stick, once the paste is crooked, you can't turn back, in addition, after sticking the hook, press it hard for a while, and then hang things the next day. 

The second category: vacuum suction cups.

This type of hook is the easiest to step on the thunder, is only suitable for smooth tile surfaces, and has a weak load, so it is best to avoid this category if you want to hang heavier items. My home is in the shower, specially placed wipers, sucked very firmly, will not fall off at all, kitchen hanging electrical plugs are also very good.

The third category: hot melt adhesive type.

This kind of powerful thing that I only discovered recently, and it is easy to use to the extent that I hate to see each other late. It uses the hot melt glue on the back to glue the hook to any place you want to stick, and before sticking, use a lighter to heat the solid glue block until it melts (the actual use process finds that the lighter is easy to burn, and the candle will be better) Press hard wherever the hook is needed, and the glue block can be hung when it cools down. Needless to say, tiles and cabinet doors can be firmly adhered to latex painted walls or even uneven exterior painted walls like balconies.

If not to mention, it is a bit cumbersome to remove once glued (you need to heat the hook to melt the glue block to remove). I use this hook to place muji cleaning tools on the balcony, which is clean and tidy and clear at a glance. (It's a small pity, the hand is crooked).

The last type is the magnet hook, which can be used in the refrigerator or other places where the magnet can be absorbed. The disadvantage is obviously that the application site is relatively limited, and the advantage is that it is easy to remove and glue, and as long as it is within the load range, it will not easily fall off.

All of the above are Japanese brand hooks, and there are many options depending on the load and style. There should also be a lot of useful products from other origins or brands, and I hope everyone can find a hook that suits their home.