Command Outdoor Light Clips, Clear, 3 Pack, 60 Total with 72 Strips

The staple gun left holes in the fascia last year, and the duct tape gave up before New Year's. Hanging holiday lights on a smooth-sided house tends to end one of two ways: hardware damage found in spring, or a strand sagging into the shrubs by mid-December. Command Outdoor Light Clips solve the problem at the adhesive level. Each clear clip mounts with a small Command strip built on an outdoor formula that grips through rain, snow, sleet and heat, rated from 15 to 125 degrees Fahrenheit, then releases with a slow straight-down pull that leaves no holes, marks, or sticky residue behind. The clips themselves are compact - about 1.18 inches tall - and transparent, so what shows on the house is the glow of the lights, not a row of plastic hardware. String lights, rope lights, LED strands, and cords all seat in the same simple hook shape, indoors or out. Spacing is easy math: one clip for every two feet of lighting. A single package covers a porch. A full house front - the door frame, both windows, the run of siding between them - uses clips faster than most people expect, which is why this bundle carries 3 packs, 60 clips in all, with 72 water resistant strips to mount them and spares left for the corner you decide to light at the last minute. That is roughly 120 feet of coverage without a second order or a mid-project hardware run. Come January, takedown is the short job it should be: pull each strip tab straight down, drop the clips into the decoration bin, and the siding looks the way it did in October. Pick up small outdoor Command Replacement Strips next season and the same clips go right back up. Skip the rough spots - brick, cement board, and rough-sawn wood are not their surface - and give each strip an hour to bond before the lights go on. Done that way, the house lights up damage free, winter after winter.