100 Piece Adhesive Cable Wire Clips, Clear

I bought a huge package of the large and medium 2 years ago. The plan was that these could be used to place on the gutter where the rain guard is and the windows so that I wouldn't need to re-do the hooks every year, just take down and put up the lights. I was expecting these to last 3-5 years. For any location that received 4+ hours of sun a year, most of the clips had broken off within 45 days of application. For those areas that received 2-4 hours of sun, most of the clips became yellow after a year and broke off when I was putting up lights the second year. I found that the only clips that seemed to last over a year were those that were under an awning and received 0 sunlight a day and very little rain. Even then, a few of those also broke.As a tip, a pair of linesmen pliers (large) worked the best to take the clips off. A strong grab and a twist was able to get most of them off within a few tugs. The Adhesive takes a bit longer and a plastic scraping blade seemed to work the best. There were a lot of spots were the adhesive took off chunks of paint.I would not recommend these to be used for Christmas lights for outside applications when you want to take the lights off every year. It may work fine if you use these inside in a temperature controlled environment where the cables are not to be removed (permanent installation).

I used these to hold a string of lights on the ceiling of my enclosed porch. They are not very visible. The adhesive seems strong because the red backing tape it hard to pull off. But every two days one or two clips come off the wall and a section of the lights are hanging loose. I cleaned the area, dried the area and adhere new clips. I hold the clips tight to the wall for 15 seconds or so. The weather is just about 80 degrees (F). I would think that isn’t hot enough to melt the adhesive. Every time I replace the clips, I’m hoping this time they will stay. String lights don’t weigh they much. I’m using many clips to hold them up.

Hard to see, but these clips are amazing!!! Insanely sticky! Since I plan on never removing them, for extra security, I added a small dab of Gorilla super glue gel to the back. Pretty sure it’s like concrete now. 😂🤣The price for the quantity is really good I feel- definitely worth it! I used a small small tipped sharp tool to peel off the backing and that made it much easier to get on in terms of installing them.They can hold larger cords, but were perfect for the icicle lights I had. It was great to know the lights or cords weren’t going anywhere, as it would make an auditable “click” after you put your cords in.I am not sure if I can edit a review after it has been submitted, but I’ll see if I can to show the lights at night!

These are exactly as they are. Great little clips that can be stuck anywhere, and things can be clipped onto them. 2 things though:1. The clip is VERY INFLEXIBLE. The original purpose was to attach a rope light under a desk. While trying to fit the rope light (which diameter matched the inside diameter of the clip) into place, the clip snapped off easily. Ended up using zip ties, and simply using the hooks as anchor points rather than direct attactments.2. The red tape to keep the glue unused can be very tempermental. I lost more than one, accidentally pulling the glue off trying to remove the film.Overall, it works for what I need, but just letting those who need to know, have a head's up.

I was looking for something to help clip as wire to my brick wall in my carport and theses worked great! They’re still stuck to the wall several months later and holding my wire securely regardless of weather and roughness of red brick.

These clips were inexpensive compared to others so I thought I’d give them a try. I needed a secure way to hang string lights outside on my vintage trailer and inside on my windows in the house. I followed the directions and used rubbing alcohol to clean the area before applying the clips. I found the clips very difficult to peel so I put on a movie and calmly peeled a bunch of them using a tweezers and lightly adhering them to a plastic lid (see photo). This worked beautifully. The clips have been doing their job for ten days now, inside and out. Not one clip has become detached. I have used the named product clips for many years with many failures. These are now my go-to when hanging lights.