Command Cord Bundlers, Damage-Free Hanging Cord Organizer, No Tools Cord Bundler for Hanging Electrical Cables, 6 Gray Cord Bundlers and 12 Command Strips

Used it for my Christmas garland across the molding archway and it held up great! I loved them, they were easy to disguise and super helpful. Honestly they were a little harder to take off the wall once I was done cause they worked so well! Holds a good size in the loops.

The Command Cord Bundlers have been a lifesaver for organizing and hanging Christmas decor in my home. As someone who loves to decorate for the holidays but dreads the aftermath of tangled cords and unsightly wires, these cord bundlers have been a game-changer.Installation was a breeze thanks to the included Command Strips, which allowed me to securely attach the bundlers to my fireplace mantle without the need for tools or causing any damage. Once in place, I was able to neatly bundle and hang electrical cables for lights and other decorations, creating a clean and clutter-free display.What impressed me the most was the strength and durability of the Command Cord Bundlers. Despite holding multiple cords and decorations, they stayed securely in place throughout the holiday season, without any signs of slipping or falling.Overall, I couldn't be happier with the performance of these cord bundlers. They not only made decorating for Christmas easier and more organized but also provided a damage-free solution that I can rely on for future use. Highly recommend for anyone looking to streamline their holiday decorating process!

These stay on my appliances, not like other brands that fall off easily. I’m glad I found these. They work well keeping the cord neatly coiled, and out of sight on the back of my appliances.

Command products are so helpful & keep you organizedcord keepers are the perfect way to keep cords, cables, wires neat & easy to find

So I originally bought a cheaper version of something similar to this, and it did not work at all however, these were absolutely amazing. I used all six to hold a heavy garland on my mantle that had a heavy battery box and these held the garland throughout the whole holiday season. I absolutely love them and will definitely keep using them moving forward. I would highly recommend these to anyone looking to hang garland. This was a huge find and a game changer for me! They were super easy to put on and easy to remove. I was worried about removing them and tearing up my mantel but they came right off with no damage. I love how I got a pack of 6, and I can resume them.

Know what's awesome? Finally getting ones workshop so it... yanno... WORKS. Dust collection is plumbed, electricity is routed, stationary tools are at their stations, mobile tools are on their mobile bases for banishment to the "parking lot" when not in use... Yeaaaah, that's the good stuff right there.Know what sucks? Finishing with your planer/jointer cart unplugging the cart (or the devices) from your workshop's grid, then coiling the 14ga wire and setting it on top... whereupon 14ga being 14ga, it will spontaneously unwind itself directly into the middle of the floor if it's able to, and await your next pass with full sheet of ply*."But I use zip ties!" Well then you'd use a LOT of em if your shop's throughput worked like my shop does."But I use velcro!" You mean sawdust collection strips? Yeah, those are pretty okay, assuming there were not a better option. They're better for computer cord management, FWIW. These are still faster for tools though."I use my line of credit to pay for a big enough shop that everything can remain plugged in all the time!" That's quite fortunate; that IS the ideal situation**.For the rest of us, however, there's these gloriously-simple little rubber strips of efficient convenience for conquering clutter. 3M actually stands for "Mitigating Mechanical Messes"***, you know. And since the adhesive is also 3M it STAYS stuck where you stick it. 3M actually stands for "Maintains Mooring Meticulously"****, you know.Yes, they ARE a bit more expensive, but this is one of those instances where you genuinely get what you pay for. After all: 3M actually stands for "Makes Mucho Money"*****, you know.Regardless, worth every penny, in my opinion.----------* Or, if yours is particularly devious, it will snake its way down into said jointer, adding a hilarious and delightful 20-minute diversion from all that obnoxious "productivity" you'd been in the middle of.** Also, I hate you.*** I totally just made that part up.**** That one too.***** This one... I can't actually disprove. Could go either way.

I put a couple of these cord bundlers on my small appliances. When not in use the cords are conveniently out of the way. The tab is easy to remove and replace. I like knowing I can cleanly remove it and reuse it somewhere else. In my case, the bundlers are a little loose because the cords aren’t very long. It would be great if 3M made a smaller loop size and sell it separately or as a multi pack of different sizes. Regardless, I’m happy with the product and it was worth spending $12.99.