Ganvol (2 Pack Anti-slip Car Dash Sticky Pads, Heat Resistant Non-Slip Mats, Dashboard Holder (14 x 7 cm)- Leave no Residue Don't Melt under Hot Temperature - When Dusty, Wash and Reuse as New

Very useful and keeps glasses and other bits and pieces that you want to keep to hand in place on top of the car dashboard.After a while if it gets a bit dusty then it can be peeled off and washed under a tap - and maybe gently use a brush on it as well if necessary. I think they do lose their adhesion after some time but they are easy to replace.

These seem great so far! They have been on the dashboard in over 36 degrees heat and haven’t melted like ones I have bought in the past so do seem to be heat resistant which is great! They don’t stick straight away so leave them in position for a few minutes before trying to put things on them but once stuck they are super strong and will hold things in place perfectly. They are also super easy to peel off and stick back down somewhere else unlike the usual ones that melt and lose their shape.

This mat is long lasting. Very sticky and does not leave any residue. Wash with water now and then to remove dust etc. This is a repeat order for me . Definitely recommend these. They are great for dashboard phones, sunglasses etc.

Too sticky so when I remove my phone it peels off the dashboard. I had to make the top dirty so wouldn’t stick so much

Fabulous. They work. I have put one on the centre of the dash and I use it to put the car keys on (I've got a silly keyless start car but still wish there was a hole to put the key in so I know where they are!) And the second one sits at quite an angle in front of the passenger seat. I have put my phone on this and driven around and it hasn't budged. They feel weird, sticky and stretchy and easily pick up bits and dust which make them less sticky so you are best making sure the area is clean before you place the mat down. That said they wash under the tap and they are fit to be used again.

Does the job very nicely

Cleaned dashboard first and pads stuck like glue (could peel off if I wanted…)Surface is very sticky so phone sticks to that two. From experience I know that after a while it’ll get dusty and less sticky, more grippy so I’m very happy.Warning, if you remove them, do it very very slowly, or they can rip. They are very Thin and delicate until applied to the surface.

If you want some thing to stay put and not mark the surface these Sticky Pads are ideal for the job.My old Garmin GPS sits on one of Garmin’s Sand Bags on my dash board and I love it dearly. The big snag is that if I break hard the GPS slides all over the place.I've tried no end of things to fix it, without damaging the car, but nothing was really satisfactory until now and I came across these Ganvol Anti-slip Car Dash Sticky Pads and they are ideal for the job.Reading some of the other reviews I can see that they will not suit everyone. For example if you want something to hold your iPhone for a short period, forget it!. I tried it on a door in our house and it held the phone in it’s plastic cover perfectly. Then I tried to remove it! Well one thing I can vouch for is the Sticky Pad will stretch to at least twice its length and then return to its original size. It took me about 30 seconds to get the seal between the plastic cover of the phone and the Pad to finally break. The other side against the door broke faIrly easily.So the bottom line is, if it’s to hold the object on a semi permanent basis it’s fine, - perfect in fact, but if you want to pick it up and put it down on a regular basis, this is not the solution.