VIS'V Wreath Hanger, Large Suction Cup Wreath Hooks with Wipes, Heavy Duty, 22 LB Capacity, Removable and Reusable, Clear, 2 Pcs

It seems every couple of years these get mildew here in the south and scrubbing doesn’t remove it. These worked well. My previous ones had bigger loops which held a wreath at the full circle circumference. These are smaller but do the trick. They are still secure after many months.

It’s great renter friendly option !! I used it on a glass door and I’m not entirely sure what my front door is like. It’s maybe between a wood or a fake wood in a plastic and as long as you wipe the area and you push it onto the surface and suction cup to the area it was good. Both threes weren’t too heavy, but they had a good amount of some type of weight to it but overall great so far so good no complaints. It’s been holding up and never fell Once.

They are great suction works as they should .

This wreath hanger is strong, lightweight, and easy to use. It fits nicely over my door without scratching, and it holds my wreath securely, even in windy weather. The finish looks nice and blends well with my decor. Exactly what I needed simple and functional.

I bought the wreath hanger to show off my Sunflower Creation on my front door. After soaking the holder in warm water I attached the holder and my wreath to the glass of my door. After 5 minutes, both holder and wreath fell to the front porch. So, I went back to the directions and discovered that I omitted the last direction. The hook is actually a lever that needs to be moved strait out before attaching to glass, then moved downward after attaching to glass to create a vacuum. I’m very happy with the strength and sturdiness of this holder.

These suction cups are easy to apply. At first, they held the fairly lightweight Christmas wreaths okay. Then we had some rain in Florida! The door is sheltered by an overhang, so they did not get wet. Each day, the one wreath, held by the suction cup, slipped a little further down until it reached the bottom of the door. I dried off the suction cup and we had a couple of foggy mornings and the same thing happened. I reapplied the suction cup and we have had dry weather since, and the suction cups are holding in place! So if you live in a rainy, snowy area and plan to use them outside, I would not recommend them. If you plan to use them inside, I highly recommend them!

They work very, very well absolutely worth the money. One thing. I will mention if you stick them to the glass push kind of hard and then let it just sit there like 30 minutes before you hang a wreath or anything, and it won’t fall off it stays stuck they are easy to get off though

I followed the install directions, used the wipes, and my decorative outside door wreath stayed put for two months, until we removed it to wash the glass. Then, I tried to put it back up using a damp cloth. By the end of the day, my wreath had slid down to the bottom of the glass storm door to which it was affixed.🙄. I'll try putting it back up again using rubbing alcohol.Update: Tried using the same hook to Install my Christmas wreath in 40 degree weather. Cleaned the glass as instructed, tried to apply the hook by opening it first and pressing as hard as I could and the plastic insert would not give on the glass and when I pulled the hook part down, there was no resistance like there should be. I noted then that the plastic insert was hard, with no give. I brought it in the house and warmed it on a heat register, which did soften it. I was then able to attach it to the glass with no problem. Time will tell, as that door does get opened and closed regularly.