1. Water:
The most common method is to dip water on the back of the sucker hook before sticking it to the wall, and then quickly stick it to the wall. It’s a little better than no water, but it’s still not ideal.
2. Soapy water:
For better results, you can use soapy water, which is also applied to the back of the suction cup hook, and then quickly glued to the wall. When dry, you can hang things. The effect is very good.
3. Egg white:
Using egg whites can be tricky. You need to separate the egg whites from the eggs first, then use a cotton swab to cover the back of the hook with egg whites, and then stick the hook to the position where you want to hang things. It takes about 12 hours to wait for the egg white to dry completely. At this time, under the action of the egg white, the sucker hook will become very firm, and you don’t need to worry about often falling off.
4. Toothpaste:
If you feel that using egg whites is more troublesome and wasteful, you can replace it with something simple that is often used in life, the best is toothpaste. Apply appropriate amount of toothpaste to the back of the suction cup hook, and then stick to the corresponding position. When the toothpaste is almost well combined with the hook, you can hang things. This way out of the effect is very good, compared to water or soapy water smearing effect is better.
The latter two are the best for making sucker hooks more stable. Water or soap, though easy to use and cheap to make, is not as effective as egg detergent or toothpaste. It should be noted that the cleanliness of the wall will also affect the gravity of the hook before attaching the sucker hook. Clean up the wall before sticking. When sticking, press the air in the sucker hook from the middle to the four sides. The less air, the better the adhesion.
