Cord Management Photos

Palo Alto Cord Managment

Submitted by Celine Pering

This wind up wheel is a great way to manage the problem of long extension cords getting in the way.

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All the Wires in my Work Bag

Submitted by Timothy Morey

When I go through airport security screening, my bag lights up like a Christmas tree. have many wires; here they are all laid out on the hotel floor.

San Francisco Headphone Cords

Submitted by Suelyn Yu

I bought this in sweden at a design store to wrap my headphones around. It prevents them from getting tangled, and although it takes a long time, it reminds me to roll it up nicely insetad of just stuffing my headphones into my purse.

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San Francisco Headphone Cords Sideview

Submitted by Suelyn Yu

San Francisco Vacuum cleaner

Submitted by Maria Pitallano

Once I’m done using a product, wrapping the cord to put it away is somewhat therapeutic (Yay! I’m done ironing/vacuuming/watering and I can go on with my life), but unwinding the cord has the opposite effect; it feels like a lot of work AND it reminds me of the drudgery of the task at hand. So I appreciate that my vacuum cleaner has a cord lever that when pulled down, releases the cord for easy unwinding.

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San Francisco Cord Management

Submitted by Maria Pitallano

Recognizing that consumers wrap their cord around the iron when not in use, this manufacturer put ridges along the side of the iron to help “guide” and secure the cord. As you can see in the picture, the ridges need to be bigger and deeper to properly work.

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Cord Management Photos

Palo Alto Cord Managment

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All the Wires in my Work Bag

San Francisco Headphone Cords

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San Francisco Headphone Cords Sideview

San Francisco Vacuum cleaner

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San Francisco Cord Management

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