DIY Electrical Cord Organizers

Organize those Unsightly Cords

Do not let your electrical cords get jumbled up. (Photo Credits: Kichigai Mentat, cc: Some Rights Reserved)

Random cords lying around the house is a common sight in a lot of households. Such is not only unsightly, it can also be dangerous, especially for very young children. Lightning Electrician Contractor San Diego

Lightning Electrician El Cajon, CA. But something can be done about this, without having to spend too much.

In its website, lifehacker.com featured how to make cable wraps using old bungee cords.  Escondido Lightning Electrician. “There are a ton of great ways to keep your cables nice and organized, and using something to secure them is a big help. If you have some old bungees and other materials lying around your workshop, you can turn them into the perfect reusable cable wrap.”

La Jolla Electrician. Watch the Do-It-Yourself instructional video here.

Deliacreates.com meantime shared how to make DIY cord organizers that would only cost $1 per piece. Apart from being a perfect project to be used around the house, it can also be a nice gift to give to friends. Lightning Electrician Chula Vista. The DIY Leather Cord Wraps – which could come in various sizes — can be used on appliances, gadget chargers and even on earphones. “The screw posts are much simpler and easier to install, but are just a little bit pricier and you may have to order them online. The snaps are really easy to find and are less expensive, but you have to invest in another set of tools. Both work great and look nice, so it’s really up to you! You can’t go wrong with either.”

Electrician. Read the step-by-step instructions here.

Organizing blog iheartorganizing.blogspot.com meantime teaches how to make a DIY leather cord keeper. “There are many sleek ways you can corral these types of cords within your bag, everything from prescription bottles to q-tip containers will do. But I thought it would be fun to experiment with some new materials for this project, so that is exactly what I did.”

Take a look at the whole step-by-step guide here.

Organizing cords need not be expensive. American Lighting Association. It could in fact be a good activity with older children, if you decide to follow the DIY route.

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