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Finally…A Better Way to Wrap Cords! #tools #diy #shorts

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This DIY project provides a comprehensive guide on using the 'Cord-Tie' system for effective and reusable management of cords, hoses, cables, and other gear. It covers the initial attachment of the Cord-Tie to an item, how to bundle items neatly for storage, and how to create a hanging loop for convenient access. The instructions highlight the Cord-Tie's advantages over traditional methods like zip ties, tape, and hook-and-loop fasteners, especially in challenging environments.

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Cord ties are managing cords, hoses, cables, and gear. The number one way that people do that right now would be using something like a zip tie. The trouble with zip ties is when you cut them off, you leave trash behind. You use something like tape, which can hold things together, but it's a single use as well, and it leaves a residue behind. You can use something like a hook and loop fastener, like a Velcro for example, which work good when the when the environment is clean and dry. So, where Cord Tie really stands out is where there's a lot of dirt, water, weather at play. The design has two slots in the very top. You pull it through the bottom slot to lock it onto your cord, cable, or hose, and it stays in place. So, it's always there for when you need it. Because it is reusable, it is removable, and you can put it on something else if you want. When you're ready to kind of pack things up, loop it through the top slot like this, and bundle it together. The other thing it has is these vertical slots. And you pull it through the vertical slots like that, got an easy way to hang what you're working with. >> Tell me where we can get your product at. Get it at cord-tie.com. Awesome. Thank you very much, Mike. Thank you.

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