A new video from Yahoo shows three smart ways to use Command Hooks around your home.

Command Hooks are small sticky hooks you can stick on walls, doors, or cabinets. They hold things up without nails or screws. When you want to take them down, they pull off clean and do not leave marks.

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What this means for you

If you rent your home or just do not want holes in your walls, these hooks can help. They are cheap, easy to find at most stores, and simple to use. The Yahoo video points out fresh ways to use them beyond just hanging coats.

Here are some common and useful ways people use Command Hooks, based on how they normally work:

1. Organize small spaces. Stick a hook inside a cabinet door or closet to hold keys, tools, or cleaning supplies.
2. Manage cords and cables. Use a hook to hold a power strip off the floor or keep charging cords from tangling on a desk.
3. Add light storage. Hang light items like hats, bags, or towels in spots where a nail would not work, such as rented apartments or smooth tile walls.

Each hook has a weight limit, so check the package before you hang something heavy. Clean the wall surface first so the hook sticks well. If you ever want to remove it, pull the tab down slowly so it comes off without damage.

Since this article is based on a short video summary and not full details, it is smart to search for the full video if you want to see the exact three ideas shown. You can also check Command's own website for sizing and weight guides so you pick the right hook for the job.

Next step

Before your next small home project, grab a pack of Command Hooks and try using one in a new spot, like inside a cabinet or behind a door, to see how much space it can free up.

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