SUMAJU 3 Pieces Kitchen Towel Hooks, Premium Round Adhesive Towel Holder Wall Mount Hook Dish Towel Holder for Bathroom, Kitchen and Home, No Drilling Required

These have worked out well, using in kitchen for hand/dish towels. First place I stuck them up using the adhesive, towels would be in the way of the cabinet doors so I needed to move them- I thought I was done for, or at least my cabinets' finish was. They really stick. But... after 2-3 days I got up the nerve to try and pry them off with a flathead, and it worked. I actually RE-STUCK them somewhere else, just to see how they would look, and to my surprise they stayed, and have been used with towels, removed and replaced many times, for over a week now. Nice!

I use this daily to hold a kitchen hand towel (bar mop thickness). The original one wore out so I replaced it with another. I don't remove the towel from it constantly, I just dry my hands while it hangs. I'm sure it would have worn out sooner if I removed and rehung the tool more frequently. Still, it solved the problem of not having a place to hang a hand towel. They are adhesive backed so simple to place anywhere. I'm not sure about using them for children as they will sometimes "bite" your finger as you poke the towel into the center.

This is my second package of these little towel holders. I used one in the kitchen of of little tear drop trailer. I placed it on the hatch opening right by the sink, so very handy for drying my hands. I placed two outside of my shower to hold my microfiber hair wrap towels. One by my studio sink and two under my kitchen sink cabinets for when we come in dirty from the garden for our hands and faces. I don't want anyone using the dish towels on their bodies. So now there is a designated towel for cleanup of the body for everyone in the household. These are a handy little no nonsense item.

I had something very similar some years back. They worked great for a very long time. So I ordered these without a thought after my originals finally wore out. These are so tiny by comparison. They look like they're for a child's dollhouse. I can't work them very well even though I have small fingers for a man. I wish I had done a trial poke before I stuck them up. They would have been headed back. Caveat Emptor.

Fantastic ability to stick to the surface you push them onto. Make sure it where you want it before you stick it down, I stuck one down in the wrong place and couldn't get it back off! I love being able to have a hand towel easily accessible in my studio. I can use it where it hangs or take it out and put it back with little effort. I'm actually hoping it will break in a bit since it is a very stiff slot to stick my heavy-duty (thick) hand towel into. Unless it does work-in a bit, I'd say they're better suited to a thinner hand or dish towel.

Hung one of these in the bathroom to hold a hand towel, and another to hold a silk robe. Install was super easy. They stick right on the wall, no installation required. Does include the equipment for screwing it into the wall, but I had no need for that. So far they've stayed on the wall, holding a variety of hand towels. The holder remains mounted, and shows no sign of coming loose, and the plastic holds the towels well. It's not the prettiest thing ever, but I knew what I was getting, and it does exactly what I asked of it. Happy with this!

UPDATE: these work great for quite awhile, but then the plastic gripper flaps get weak and won't hold even a dish cloth. My other issue is I want to replace the bad one but I can't seem to remove it from my sink. It seems the adhesive could last a lifetime and won't budge. if you have one large sink with no divider and want a place to hang your wet dishcloth other than over your faucet, these are the perfect solution!!! stick them to the side of your sink and bam, you have a rag holder.

We like how they are totally out of the way and unseen. They easily hold our kitchen towels firmly. Definitely recommend. UPDATE 02/25/21 One year later its having trouble holding the towel, it takes several try's to have the kitchen towel stay in position. Be advised, they do wear out in just over a year. Time to buy more.