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Use a Toilet Paper Roll to Organize Messy Wires

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Date: 06/29/2004 Topics: Cleaning > Computer | Organizing > Office | Old Categories > Computers  
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I recently rearranged my office, leaving a mess of exposed wires of all kinds. I covered a toilet tissue roll with wrapping paper, then wrapped all the wires into a hank and tucked them inside the roll. Cheaper, smaller and more clever than the large and unsightly tube sold at the electronics store for this purpose.

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By Jon (Guest Post)
Instead of using a toilet paper roll you could try bundling up the extra wire with a Velcro strap this works the best in my opinion. More information on cheap wire organization solutions can be found at http://www.jonfleck.com/2008/10/11/ ... p-do-it-yourself-cable-organization/

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