Monday, October 20, 2003
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Do you have a home that has a TON of wires? I do and so do many of my clients. Here is a website that I found through my NAPO, (national association of professional organizers) newsletter. Many of my clients are striving to have an organized and neat home. Cords can really create an ugly visual to your office, kitchen or bedroom with all of your cell phones, palm pilots, lamps, etc... This company offers a variety of solutions, and tools, but I am going to review three of their cord covers:
http://www.cableorganizer.com/cord-covers/
OK
Flexiduct Cord Protector from $15.99
The Flexiduct cover is good for cords that you don’t see, like behind a desk or behind an entertainment system, this product will help protect your cords from getting all tangled up. Because they are not very attractive, I would not put them where one can see them, I would go for the third model I mention in this blog.
Better
Cord Protectors by Wiremold from $12.99
The Wiremold is a great design because it holds all of your cords together in one tube. This one is perfect for a nook in the kitchen that has a ton of cords that are hanging all over the place. For example, your coffee station, you can place all of your cords together in on tube. It is especially perfect if these items are on a separate area of the kitchen, instead of the counter top, otherwise I would use the one below.
Best
Transparent Cord Protector from $19.99
The transparent cord protector is better for the price and design. They are see-through, not like the not as attractive covers listed above. This is also ideal for computer people, who want a more professional looking office. It especially looks nice when you are organized!
Do you have a home that has a TON of wires? I do and so do many of my clients. Here is a website that I found through my NAPO, (national association of professional organizers) newsletter. Many of my clients are striving to have an organized and neat home. Cords can really create an ugly visual to your office, kitchen or bedroom with all of your cell phones, palm pilots, lamps, etc... This company offers a variety of solutions, and tools, but I am going to review three of their cord covers:
http://www.cableorganizer.com/cord-covers/
OK
Flexiduct Cord Protector from $15.99
The Flexiduct cover is good for cords that you don’t see, like behind a desk or behind an entertainment system, this product will help protect your cords from getting all tangled up. Because they are not very attractive, I would not put them where one can see them, I would go for the third model I mention in this blog.
Better
Cord Protectors by Wiremold from $12.99
The Wiremold is a great design because it holds all of your cords together in one tube. This one is perfect for a nook in the kitchen that has a ton of cords that are hanging all over the place. For example, your coffee station, you can place all of your cords together in on tube. It is especially perfect if these items are on a separate area of the kitchen, instead of the counter top, otherwise I would use the one below.
Best
Transparent Cord Protector from $19.99
The transparent cord protector is better for the price and design. They are see-through, not like the not as attractive covers listed above. This is also ideal for computer people, who want a more professional looking office. It especially looks nice when you are organized!
