How to wrap extension cords

Todays super awesome Q-TIP is : HOW TO WRAP AN EXTENSION CORD without working out your forearms, biceps, and breaking your back, and with...

While we’ve got all of our indoor extension cords neatly stored away, storing the 50ft length of medium gauge outdoor extension cord isn’t going to work with our DIY solution.

Stop wrapping your cord around your arm! Ditch that wrong technique and try these two easy-to-follow and pro-approved methods instead.

Do you do something a certain way, or have a little tip or trick you think is no big deal... then you tell someone and they smack their hands to their heads ...

Knowing how to properly wrap cords and cables is an often overlooked, though incredibly important, skill. If you don’t wrap them correctly, you will have to deal with tangles and kinks that are bad for the life of your cords and will make them more difficult to wrap in the long run, and it looks ... Read more

There are things contractors do that we all should take note of, and electrical cord storage is one of those things. It’s important to properly store your cord to elongate its lifespan- plus, it will save you the headache of having to unwind 100 feet of tangles and knots. The Over Under method is quite possibly the most popular way to store cords.

Wrapping and storing your long extension cords just got a whole lot easier with this trick. Here's how to coil like a pro with the figure-eight hack.

Learn how to run extension cord from inside to outside to use devices outdoors, even if you don't have an outdoor outlet.

The biggest mistake people make with extension cords is forgetting that they can stop working if damaged. However, this storage hack will help protect them.

Learn the contractor's way to wrap an extension cord. No more tangled mess of knots!