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Use your binder clips to organize your cables

May 7, 2010 by Stefanie Girard

I don’t know about you but all my charging and connector cables are one big old mess. This is a wonderful and easy way to organize them. I think it  is a brilliant bit of repurposing since the binder clip was intended to have it’s “functional” part be the black flat metal part but in this use the silver wire part is the one “doing the work”. From an Industrial designer’s POV this is just brilliant..kudos to the designer and the person who had this idea! Here is the link where I found it.

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Comments

  1. Jackie @ Stinker & Spike says

    May 7, 2010 at 10:48 am

    That is SO brilliant!!! I hate all the cords I have around my desk and this is am awesome way to keep everything handy and still organized! Thanks!

    Jackie @ Stinker and Spike

  2. KC says

    May 8, 2010 at 7:01 am

    Great Idea…. I can do this.

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