Command Broom and Mop Gripper, Plastic, 3-Pack, Organize Damage-Free

These Command Broom and Mop Grippers are fantastic! We even turned some sideways and used them in our daughter’s dorm to hold up her 7-foot curtain and rod. With one on each end and a third in the center, the curtain opened and closed perfectly and stayed securely in place all year, from August through May, without damaging the walls. Just like all Command products, they’re reliable and easy to use. I highly recommend these for any creative, damage-free hanging solution!

Perfect! I used these to hold brooms and a swifer as I have no storage closet for cleaning supplies. Very easy to install and hides your brooms and things easily on a wall. I think it could work to apply them to the back of a door so long as you’re not slamming it.

These are exactly what I was looking for. I needed some way to hold a dry mop and a broom in a very narrow spot in my laundry room. I had to attach something to the side of a cabinet and didn't want to drill holes. This command set is just perfect. The adhesive is strong. There are temperature changes in that room and I was concerned about the adhesive failing, but so far it's holding fine. (2 mos. in) The rubber section that actually grips the handle is a great design, it sort of pops in/out and is nice and tight without gravity slippage. They were super-easy to install as well. Perfect for the way I wanted to organize my pieces. Very happy.

Command's adhesive broom grippers offer a clean, no-drill way to keep cleaning tools neatly off the floor. Each gripper can securely hold a broom, mop, or similar tool up to 4 pounds with 0.8–1" diameter handles. Just press the adhesive strip onto a smooth surface, allow time to cure, and you can slip tools in and out easily. What I appreciate: Clean installation — no holes, no sticky residue when removed Strong hold — stays secure even with heavier, wet tools Neat appearance — small, white design blends seamlessly into closets or laundry rooms Small considerations: For carpets or textured walls, the adhesive might not stick as well If you plan to hang heavier vacuums or tools, check the weight limit Adhesive requires about an hour to set, and the surface needs to be clean and dry Overall, these grippers are a game-changer for small spaces or rental homes—practical, tidy, and easy to reposition if needed.

These are easy to install and work well. I've only installed one so far, but the mop I have in it is still where I left it, so I'm a happy camper.

Only have 1 up right now but works well. About 8 months of use and snapping my Swiffer on and off, with no problems. Hasn’t come off or slid so it’s sturdy. It hides well behind closet door so not much space is used.

Great organization tool. Sturdy so far. Fits all my mops and brooms. Good quality.

Obviously any broom hanger will get your cleaning stuff up off the floor. The important features here are; no damage to the walls installing or removing which is what makes command strips worth the money (think security deposit), use as many as you need rather than a fixed strip that is too big or too small, the gripper holds where you put the broom rather than putting it in a loop and sliding down to hold and up to release, push in and pull out with no jiggling to hook on to the loop. While they look big, the distance at which you position them really depends on how many you need to use and the size of the mops and brooms. The installation is easy, but I do recommend following their instructions to wipe down the wall with rubbing alcohol and pressing for the full 30 seconds. I have never had one come off the wall where I have followed those steps. When removing pull straight down SLOWLY, you are causing the adhesive to fail before the strip does. If you go too fast, or pull away from the wall, the strip will fail. And they are not just for mops, they could also be used in a painting area to hold brushes with larger handles or roller frames.