Command hooks are so versatile! They are great for spaces where you don’t want to use nails, are easy to attach and remove, and open up all kinds of organizing and decorating ideas. To get you started, here are 15 awesome ways I bet you haven’t thought of to use them all over the house to hang, hold & organize stuff!

Have you ever wanted to hang up an item but didn’t want to put holes in your walls?

Well, Command hooks are your answer! Not only are they inexpensive, they come in all kinds of colors, sizes and strengths now, even for wet areas and outdoors, and they are easy to find and use.

As a professional organizer, I use them all the time!  They are an answer to a prayer for renters who are not allowed to use nails in their spaces. But, they also work well for tight spaces where it is too difficult to use a hammer or even on delicate surfaces where a nail simply won’t work (like on tile, mirrors, or metal doors).

So, here are some fun new ways to put those Command hooks to good use!

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1. Hang a wreath on a door by turning the Command hook upside down.

Then just thread the ribbon from the wreath over the top of the door. Here is a tutorial on how to make a beautiful spring hydrangea wreath.

2. Use Command hooks to keep charging cords organized and out of the way.

We have so many electronic cables now! Here are other ways to keep cords neatly organized: 5 easy ways to keep cords organized!

3. Create a charging station for your phone up off the counter with 2 Command hooks.

Bathroom counters are premium real estate. So don’t clutter them up with your phone.

Use 2 Command hooks to hang up your phone. Not only does it create more space on your counter, but it also prevents it from damage if water or makeup splashes on the counter.

4. Organize the kids’ craft supplies using Command hooks.

These metal buckets can be found at the dollar store. They are a great way to keep craft supplies neatly organized and leaves more room on the table to color or do homework.

Bonus: You may find kids will be more willing to clean up since these buckets are fun to use.

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5. Use Command hooks to keep purses and bags from tipping in the car.

Don’t you hate it when your purse slides across the floor just out of reach after you go around the corner? Attach a Command hook right on the passenger console to help contain not only purses but also a gift bag or backpack.

Here are some other ways you can easily organize your car: 10 ways to organize and clean your car!

6. Keep the dog food scoop handy.

Here are some other ways to keep dog supplies handy!

7. Use Command hooks to hide cords so they don’t dangle behind a desk.

Don’t you hate it when you have cords that dangle behind a table or desk? It’s so annoying and distracting.

Use small Command hooks on the table legs or underneath the desk to corral those cords. This looks so much neater, doesn’t it?

8. Organize rolls of ribbon or washi tape using dowels and Command hooks.

This is one of my favorite ways to use Command hooks. Dowles are very inexpensive to pick up at your local craft or hardware store and are perfect to hang right on Command hooks anywhere you want.

Besides storing washi tape, use this idea to store rolls of ribbon, embroidery floss, or even rolls of wrapping paper!

Here are other ways to organize your gift-wrapping supplies.

9. Keep bibs right on the high chair.

You only have so many arms! Make it easy to keep fresh bibs right within reach. Because, let’s face it, between getting the baby in the chair, keeping them secured, and putting food on their tray, you already wish you add a few more arms.

10. Utilize the doors under your bathroom (or kitchen) sink.

As a pro organizer, one of the biggest mistakes I see people do with this space is not use every inch of space they can. And that includes using the inside of cabinet doors!

Command hooks can be used to hold a hairdryer or curling iron, but you can also hang small baskets or bins right from the Command hooks to store everything from hair accessories to cleaning supplies.

And because Command strips come off cleanly with no nail holes, these are perfect to use as a renter or in a dorm!

Here are other ways to organize the space under the bathroom sink.

11. Hang up measuring spoons and cups for easy use and to get more drawer space.

As I mentioned above…USE THE INSIDE OF CABINET DOORS!

And this is a perfect example. Hang your favorite measuring spoons and measuring cups right on the cabinet door next to your stove and work area. It makes it much more convenient to grab exactly what you need.

And it also frees up that coveted drawer space! A win-win in my book!

Here’s how to organize all of your kitchen cabinets.

12. Hang up your tablet on the wall with Command hooks for easier viewing.

Wish your phone or tablet was at eye level when working on a recipe? Do your arms get tired of holding your tablet while watching your latest episode on Netflix?

Use 3 to 4 Command hooks to create a mounted stand for your device!

This is super simple and works like a charm.

13. Hang pretty vases in the window without nails.

I just love this idea.

So simple and elegant! Command hooks have such great holding power and this would look terrific for a party.

Here are 25 other things to do with mason jars.

14. Create a canopy bed for your dorm room with Command hooks.

How cool is this! And so easy to make! If you’ve got a college student, definitely stock up on Command hooks! They are great for hanging all kinds of things (especially since most dorms do not allow the use of nails).

I have several college students, so I have lots of ways to help you get all they need for college life.

Check them out HERE.

And finally,

15.Make a fabulous fridge art display that can be easily updated uisng Command hooks.

This is such a great way to keep your kids’ artwork neat and on display. It makes it very easy to change out the art as they create more, too!

 There you go!  15 great ways to use Command hooks.

I would love to hear about other ways you use them. Let me know in the comments section.

Happy organizing!

~ Pam