For Command strips to stick properly, they need to be on a completely smooth surface. While it's tempting to try them out on a brick wall, and you might get lucky one day, they really aren't designed ...

Avoid using Command strips on things like popcorn ceilings, concrete, or wood. Similarly, if you plan to use them in a wet location, make sure you get the water-resistant version.

These little adhesive-backed strips are handy around the house for everything from hanging up a couple of pieces of favorite art to creating an entire wall of rental-friendly faux board-and-batten.

According to Command, you should use floss to get whatever the Command strip is holding in place, like a hook, off the wall.

There's no better way to refresh a room than with some fun framed photos or lively art. But hanging art is a huge pain in the neck, right? Wrong. You can do it without lifting a hammer, thanks to 3M's ...

Attach Command picture strips to clean, smooth surfaces, and avoid high humidity and fresh paint. Command Picture Hanging Strips aren't just for picture frames, either. Use them for canvases, posters, ...