Outus15 Pack Sticky Gel Pads 3inch Double Sided Adhesive Pads Removable Traceless Anti-Slip Tape for DIY Craft Wall Home Car Cell-Phone Office

Exactly what I needed to keep my art project still while I paint. Also, good for other household uses. Arrived as planned and I would buy from this seller again.

I use these for several things around the house and in the car.I stick a few of these to our kitchen cabinets and then stick wooden clothespins on them vertically, so we can hang light items like washed Ziploc bags or bread bags, so they will dry out.In the car, I use them to hold my radar detector in place, as well as an accessory fan that sets up on the dash. Make sure to clean the dashboard thoroughly before you place it.I'm not sure how well it does in the direct sun, so I usually put a hat over the pad if I'm gonna park in the sun.

Use for my phone in the car. When it loses a bit of grip, just wash it with hot water and voila! Good as new.

I love these Gel Silicone Sticky Pads. I get them mostly to keep a few sets of little foam stairs in place so the little dogs will be safe; two for the small stairs, three for the medium set, and five for the big ones. I rinse and dry these sticky things every week or so (we are very dusty and dog hair is not optional 🤭) and they last about year before they start coming apart. I also keep one on my dashboard to hold my sunglasses or my leftovers or my keys or even my phone. They are so useful but not for paper. The paper will rip when you try to remove it. They are best used on horizontal surfaces and they won’t stick to everything. Vertically they are only good for the lightest of things. They’re just little sticky pads. I suspect they are perfectly capable of taking the finish off a fragile surface though so be careful.

good value, useful for all kinds of things

I bought these to hold my glasses to the dashboard. They are much too sticky for that. I tried blotting the top with a cloth to cut down on the adhesive, but that didn't work. I have tried to find other uses for them. I put one on the kitchen backsplash to hold a lightweight plastic sponge holder. Both the backslash and the basket are smooth surfaces and I left it up for 24 hours before putting a sponge in the holder. Lasted 5 days. Same results with other uses, either too sticky or won't even hold something lightweight. Sounds like a good idea, but not an effective solution.

So many uses to stick stuff together. Like… Secure a diffuser on the back of your toilet tank, stick the remote near the fan or whatever, cut slivers between a glass table top and the wobbly frame …. You’ll use these everywhere. And if they get dusty, rinse and let dry - reuse. Easily cut if needed.

I was really hoping this would keep my sofa cushions, door mats, and dog beds in place but it does not work well with fabric and carpet. It works better with smooth surfaces.