Q&A for How to Hang Curtains with Command Hooks

Definitely not. Remember the old adage, "a chain is as strong as its weakest link". Each hook will only hold 2.2 kg, so adding more hooks doesn't mean it can hold more weight. Each hook will only hold 2.2 kg no matter how many you add. You need to find a stronger hook, or use something more permanent, like a screw, to hold it up.

Tighten the small screws on the underside of each bracket. You will probably need a tiny Allen key to do this, as they are normally nub screws.

It depends on what size hooks you buy. The measurements are usually clearly stated on the packaging.

If you choose hooks that will hold the weight of the curtain, they should work just fine.

There are specific Command hooks designed for use outside. They should be clearly labeled "weather resistant" (or something similar) on the packaging.

There are various sizes available. Remember to double check the weight that the hook can hold.

Original adhesive hooks will likely remove the paint. To prevent that, try to heat the adhesive with a heat gun on low heat to make it pliable. Command hooks are a great alternative to the original permanent hooks. Command hooks are equipped with an adhesive strip you apply to the back of the hook, and when you're ready to remove the hook, simply push the plastic hook against the wall and upwards. That should remove the hook, revealing just the strip. Then grip the strip and pull down toward your feet, stretching the strip and removing it cleanly from the wall.