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We used them in our last camper and have used them a bit in the High Country.
They work well, but we will not be using them any further. The problem comes about a year after installation. The wall paper like covering on the walls starts to pull away from the wall backing. So if you ever plan to move that clock, it will leave behind a bubbled wall paper area where it was attached.
I guess if you plan to always keep the clock there, then you can always move it slightly and hide that bubble, but the command strip will give way at some point.
We are not full timers, and I believe it's the heat while stored here in Florida that cause them to fail. You may not have that same problem living in it, as the humidity and heat will be much reduced.
We love them in the house! Use them on everything possible!
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