This great little magnet is super powerful, super strong, and super useful for uncluttering your space. Use it to hook to any metallic surface. Here are some ideas:

• Laundry room organization: Hooks on your washer, dryer and any metal shelves make it easy to keep this room clutter-free
• Kitchen: Hook to metal appliances in the kitchen to let you hang dish towels, oven mitts and hanging utensils (make sure to back them with a sticker to prevent scratching surfaces)
• Walls 1: Drill a screw or hammer a nail into any wall then stick on your magnet. Voilà! A no fuss way to hook things on the wall. You can even paint it the color of your wall to match, and if you move the hook, you won't see the screw!
• Walls 2: Many houses have metal corner beading around the drywall to keep its shape. This will be located around windows, and around corners which jut out and are not backed by wood. Try moving your magnet over these places on your walls and see if it sticks. If it does, you have metal corner beading and can hook items from any of these spots without damaging walls at all!
• Outer Space: No more bouncing around inside your spacecraft once you escape gravity! Hook yourself to your seat and it's smooth sailing all the way.*
• Garage or workshop: If you have metal shelves, these are a great way to hang things out of the way.
• On the exterior of a menacing robot: Next time robots attack your town, you know what to do. Mount the magnet on a solid surface and, taking great care to avoid the menacing death-bot’s laser and super strong grip, insert the hook in the hard metal exterior. Shazam—that’s one robot invader immobilized! Now you’re the hero of your town! Free milkshakes!’*
• Metal sheeting: Attach a metal sheet to the ceiling, and use the hook to hang a basket of fruit or bread.

* To be honest we haven’t found a way to use a swivel magnet hook for this particular purpose yet. But hey, who doesn’t have a dream.