hitsuki Adhesive Poster Sticky Tack Putty Wall Mounting Putty Tacky Ticky Tack for Hanging Things Pictures Reusable Removable,192 Pcs,Light Blue+White

I love! It talks is super quiet self cleaning and emptying. I also love that you can see the clean vacum marks on the carpet and it maps my house, doesnt get stuck or lost. I had a roomba before and this one far outweights. Well worth the money. Took me less than 5 mins to unbox and set up. Doesnt bump imto things like my roomba did either, super gentle, so quiet i can still watch tv and work while it cleans another huge plus.

Do you see the “K” on the wall in this photo? It’s been 1/2 held up by 1 little square of this product for 6 weeks now. Background, if interested: I was re-arranging my wall hanging. I only had 1 nail hole already in the wall behind this “K” (the “K” has 2 holes in the back for hanging on nails). I wanted to step back and see what it would look with the letter positioned there, without putting another hole in my wall to do so. So, I slid one side of the “K” safely over the pre-existing nail, and stuck the other side up with ONE square of this tack for (what I thought was) very short term holding. Since it held for the time I was working on the project, and seemed to be sturdy, I left it overnight… and every night for the past 6 weeks now. I guess we’ll just see how long it’ll hold it? Lol

This stuff works great! Removes easy, attaches easy, hold your pictures effortlessly, only downside is that the kneading process when mounting can really tear up your fingers if you're doing a bunch at once.

Very good at sticking, sometimes sticks to the wall a little too well

easy to use and hang stuff up with but after a while posters will start to sag down from their own weight. easy to readjust though, just annoying to have to keep doing it. I've had these posters up for about 3 weeks now but they're doing pretty well regardless. edit 9/28/24: I've had posters hung up with this stuff for several months now and I've moved them around and such and while its relatively easy to get this stuff off the wall and reuse it, it still holds true that posters start to sag after a while. especially posters with creases from being folded. they start to give in at the creases and you'll have to readjust the posters time and time again. still so much better than tacks in the wall and through the posters but if you're someone with an entire wall of posters (like me), it gets increasingly annoying noticing that they've begun to sag again and that you have to fix them. granted, I haven't had any fall yet (excusing the time I was sleeping with a fan pointed at the wall every night for a few weeks, the air pushing behind and making some corners lift up off the wall) so I do still think this product is well worth the purchase considering the price and amount you get, I just want any buyers to be informed of what exactly this purchase entas. I have had more success with wiping down my walls with rubbing alcohol prior to hanging things up, though! it takes longer for them to start sagging that way.

Recently opened the package and took ½ dozen or so small (formerly squares) and stuck them on various items (bottle caps, cardboard, wood blocks etc.) to hold miniature figures so I could get some paint on them. Example I painted 4 rabbits c. 7mm each. Highly detailed and (teeny) one I pressed wrong and broke an ear. Another with locktite I did not press enough and the rabbit jumped off and hit the floor. A lot of my figures are in the 28-32mm range but this stuff works.

I jave tried glue dots, scotch tape, double sticky tape, and even duct tape to put pictures on the walls at church. It all ends up pulling paint off or wall paper off when you try to "unstick" the pictures. The tape even pulled the varnish off paneling. So I use this putty. It is cut in small squares but for smaller pictures it doesnt even take that much. It will not tear the wallpaper or pull paint off the walls. The greenish color doesn't even stain the walls. It works very well.

Not sticky at all. Wouldn’t even last a day with my spider man posters, which are made of regular poster paper. It doesn’t peel your paint off because it doesn’t work. You’d be better off using a wad of used gum.