Does anyone know if it's possible to buy a replacement for the plastic strip that goes between the hook and the adhesive strip?
1043467
Yes. I've bought a package of just replacement strips at CVS and other stores.
1043468
Type in replacement parts for command hooks in Amazon and see what comes up
1043469
Yes, replacement strips exist. http://www.command.com/wps/portal/3M/en_US/NACommand/Command/Products/Catalog/?N=5584772+5924736+3294529207&rt;=r3
299184
No, unfortunately. I asked the company and they confirmed this. However, if you send them back to Munchkin and tell them they're unusable without replacement adhesive, they will send you a brand new set :)
1669759
It is always best to replace the adhesive. You are heating, prying and pushing the thin adhesive strips during opening. Undamaged, reusable adhesive would be a real blessing.
163766
Yes, you simply remove the plastic protector of the adhesive and replace the original.
406999
No, it looks like the hook is built in and is not able to be removed. If you don't want to ever use it you could probably snap it off but you wouldn't be able to re-attach it.
949319
Yes. You have probably looked in a box hardware store for a replacement. Go to a ACE that sells nuts, bolts, and hex keys in bins. They have a much larger assortment. I think you can replace it for less than two bucks. If by some chance you happen to live in the Ellicott City area of MD go to Clarks Hardware.
550068
The one I recently purchased came from China and did not contain the adhesive. I am researching the options now to determine what the options are.
2234470
Please contact your distributor who sold you the item for a replacement pole, if available. Otherwise, please contact the manufacturer: Kittrich Corporation (714) 736-1000
707057
This item was a limited edition and it is difficult to find replacements. We have had luck on ebay, however the prices can be high. A better alternative is to carefully place a piece of aluminum foil (heavy duty is preferred) over the top each time that you use it. If stored in windy conditions, a rubber band can hold the foil in place. This method has had excellent results for many users and is recommended.
1708649
Duct tape? Obviously that would not be the most attractive option but I don't think you will find a replacement for something like that except possibly through the manufacturer. Have you tried contacting them?
1392040
I would use metal ones, Lowes or Home Depot has replacements, the plastic won't work.
1540203
I think you should call the manufacturer or take the other one to an hardware store to see if by any chance you'll be able to find it... Good luck.
1177610
I bet a hardware store would have various closing oval loops and you might find an exact match. If not, a carabiner might serve as a replacement. Good luck
1422278
I would try the manufacturer - sometimes they have them available. Good luck.
1856267
The plastic part is not included. For me I wasn't worried about it because I hung the hook on a back porch with brick walls. I think you can order the plastic part separately.
668001
Hello Ali JuliaI wouldn't trust that hook on any surface. My experience with it was really bad. The adhesive tape on the back failed repeadily (usually in the middle of the night) I called 3m and they sent me new adhesive strips which also failed after about a month. I liked the design and that is why I purchased it at first but if you really want to use it I strongly suggest you screw it to the wall with a mechanical fastener otherwise you're in for a rude awakeing in the middle of the night!
2220761
I don't use the plastic hooks anymore. I did find some replacements on Amazon, but they seemed too small. Insert the bud upside down and have the cord drape over the back of my neck. Works pretty well.