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20 COMMAND HOOK HACKS THAT WILL HELP YOU KEEP YOUR LIFE IN ORDER

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If you have not tried Command Hooks by now, you are missing out. This is a miracle product that will help you put almost anything on your wall, yet you can remove the hooks with no damage to the wall. No matter what ( check the instructions for weight allowance) you can hang virtually anything from pictures to your ipad anywhere you like to help keep things organized. Enjoy these command hook hacks. See all the hacks below.


#1 Hang your toothbrush

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Two command hooks allow you to hang your toothbrush inside a drawer, allowing it not to get contaminated lying in the drawer.
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​#2 Hanging laundry hamper 

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Be sure to use the strongest command hooks available. Keep the size of the baskets small to avoid them pulling off wall. Thanks to School Of Decorating

#3 Storing pot and pan lids

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Store your pot and pan lids, keeping them easy to get at. Via Instructables

#4 Create a laptop storage and recharge area

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Using four command hooks, create a space saving area to store and recharge your laptop

#5 Control the loose appliance cords

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Simply bundle those annoying loose cords, via Dimplicity
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​#6 Hanging a shower caddy

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First, be sure you find the correct size hook. This allows you to have the caddy placed anywhere within the shower, via Knitty Blog

#7 Hang measuring cup with your containers

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Great idea, especially for oatmeal, or other food you would use daily. Jen Thousand Words

#8 Hang some of your more decorative kitchen accessories

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You can help clear out some of the items from your cabinets, like colanders, etc. Via The Shabby Creek Cottage

#9 Inside the cupboard door storage

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Create more storage under the bathroom sink with wire hanging organizers, via Hi Sugarplum

#10 Holding garbage bags in place

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It can be frustrating when the garbage bag slips back into the trash bin. Command hooks can relieve that issue. Via Kiwli
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​#11 Create a tin foil and saran wrap station

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Using the inside of pantry door or cupboard, make an easy to get at station for plastic wrap and tin foil, thanks to Ask Anna Moseley

#12 Hang your belts

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Hanging your belts allows you to keep them out of your drawers and easily visible, using wasted space in your closet. Thanks to Confetti Style

#13 Hide those ugly cords

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Hooks will help you hide those cords that hang down from lamps, printers, etc. 

#14 Hang clean bibs right on the high chair

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Using a command hook, keep cleaned bibs handy by hanging on the back of the high chair.

#15 Create your own coffee station

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Hi Sugarplum shows you how to make a handy coffee station for your home

#16 Hang a wreath on your door without nails

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By attaching a hook to the inside of the door, a wreath can be hung with a decorative ribbon. Thanks to Pretty Dubs

#17 Great teacher idea!! Or a child's play room

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Hang baskets for kids toys, books, pens and pencils , etc. Via The Kindergarten Smorgasboard

#18 Store bath toys

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Hang bath tub baskets to keep them handy. Allows water to drain off. Be sure to use water resistant hooks. Via Some Day I'll Learn

#19 Create a handy way to add storage to a play table

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Delightful Mom Food shows you how to add storage for pens, paper, etc. to your play table

#20 Wall mount your router

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Thanks to Life Hacker for this trick that can help boost your wi-fi in your home
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