Pinhooks Value Klear Kindness Push Pin Wall Hooks, Transparent, Small, 40-Pack

I bought these to hang prisms in the window seals of my apartment windows. These were perfect to push into the top part of the window seal and hook a hanging prism too. They are the perfect size and round hook. Would recommend

I ordered these to hang curtain lights from my ceiling because the adhesive hooks they came with didn’t work well on the popcorn ceiling texture. They’re just big enough to fit the hooks on the curtain lights. The color is transparent and blends in so they aren’t unsightly. They function exactly how I needed them to and stay in place sturdy. I have tons of them leftover so the price is great for how many you get.

I'll get right to the point of it. These were sturdy and have been doing their job. Great push-pin hooks.

I had bought some colorful whirlyswirls that I needed to hang up and som tiebacks that needed to be hung up as well. So, I bought these pinhooks to help with the job and I wasn't disappointed. They worked very well for what I needed done 👍!! I would definitely recommend!

I purchased these to hold my string lights around my living room. I found lights with a clear wire and I wanted hooks that were also clear so the lights stood out but the wire and hooks blended into my walls. These were perfect!I have used command strips in the past but never with much luck. These didn’t need the walls to be cleaned or texture free, they were ready immediately, and they won’t rip paint when I remove them! I’m not sure if each pin would hold 2 lbs each in drywall but for my use they worked extremely well.40 was the perfect number for my 64 ft perimeter room (placing them every 2 ft and 2 in each corner). I had a handful left at the end which I’m sure I’ll find a use for.Highly recommend!

I got these to hang things from my ceiling, so I like that they are clear

The pinhook is a handy tool for making use of wall space that doesn't take tape (such as textured walls), as long as you don't mind damaging the wall. It is a thumbtack, so it can be difficult to push in depending on the surface you are using. It can also be pushed into the ceiling and used to hang very light decorations, like bunting.I use these for hanging keyrings, lanyards, reusable grocery bags, baseball caps, tinsel, and string lights. The hook portion is tight and is very good at keeping keyrings/handles/etc from coming back out. I would not put anything too valuable on a pinhook as they do occasionally come back out of the wall (again, this depends on the surface you are sticking it into).

Love these! Combined with a doubled up 100' fairy light string, they make a stylish light for a covered outdoor space. Folded the light string back on itself for denser lighting and hung it from the hooks stuck in the ceiling. I used lots of hooks to make the curves more smooth, about every 6", and it looks like the curves were drawn with light since the clear hooks and thin wires kind of disappear. It’s a nice effect and carries over to when the lights are off and the whole thing mostly disappears. The hooks go in easy and don’t feel like they will fall out. Plenty of grab to hold the lights.