Terry M.
Good idea
Good idea. I bought these because hammering nails or putting screws in adobe walls is difficult, and messes up the plaster. I wanted to hang the curtains higher than the wooden window frame to cut out all light. At first it worked. The hooks stuck firmly to the wall. After I hung the curtain (a light thin fabric) all was well. Then I heard an odd sound - it was the the hook peeling off the wall on the left side. It fell off. The other side was fine. I reapplied the hook. After a little while the right side fell off. I put new hooks up, making sure they were firmly attached. It all fell down later one. So, to make this work, I hammered small brads into the hooks' plastic side flaps. I managed to knock a couple brads in solid, but, as is often the case with adobe/plaster walls, the rest bent in the process, but I had enough in the wall to hold. So far, so good. I'll see if the curtains are still up in the morning. My assesment is that the glue is not strong enough to hold much weight.