Organization of storage of wires. How easy is it to organize storage of wires at home? DIY charger storage device
Mom, where's my phone charger?
Honey, have you seen that white computer wire?
Where did the headphones go !?
Familiar questions, right? At such a time we live that our house is filled with technology and all kinds of gadgets. And all this requires power from the network, and therefore wires. I think if you fold all the wires in an expanded form, you can go around the globe more than once. But today I will not talk about such global issues, but I will show you 10 ways to store wires neatly, cords, headphones, chargers and other long, conductive strings.
1. Boxes... I almost never throw out shoe boxes, biscuits, etc. because I know this is a great place to store something. If you divide a simple box into compartments using cardboard, sign each cell and put wires in there, it will not be difficult for you and your household to find the one you need. The main thing after use is to send the cord back to its cell. 
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The box can be used as storage for chargers phones. Make small holes in the side walls. Plugs will come out on one side, which you can plug into a tee or socket, and on the other, a plug. Such a box can also become a decorative element. 
3.Pockets... Readers of my blog have probably already noticed that I really love all kinds of pockets. And here I can not do without them) See for yourself how great the cords feel there. 
4. curlers... Soft curlers are perfect for storing wires and cords folded. 
5 toilet rolls... Rolls will help organize the storage of wires very compactly.
If you want, you can decorate them beautifully. 
6. Pencil cases... You can buy children's round pencil cases in stores, and craftswomen can make them on their own. They are great for wires, cords and chargers. 
7. Glasses... Plastic or old glass - any will do for organizing the storage of cords. 
8. Stationery clips also help keep wires neat and compact 
9 Pockets for chargers can be easily sewn by yourself and placed on outlets. And no need to look for the cord and the place for the phone while charging is excellent 
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... A great idea for craftswomen - needlewomen - foldable storage envelopes.
If you liked an idea, do not postpone it, but start implementing it right now!
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Everyone has a lot of wires, cords, chargers from gadgets (phones, players, cameras, navigators, etc.). And often this category of things is in complete disarray compared to such things as clothes, shoes, accessories. Our new author, professional space organizer Nadezhda Avvakumova, has already started talking about practically "forbidden" - cleaning in wires and various other male devices. In this article, we will continue the topic and analyze several ways to store and organize wires, cords, chargers.
Boxes
Boxes, be they cardboard or plastic, are a great place to store anything. And if you think over their internal space wisely, then it will turn out to be a good idea to organize all the wires, cords and chargers in the house. Here are a couple of ideas on how to do this:
If you divide a simple box into compartments with cardboard, sign each cell and put wires there, then it will not be difficult for you and your household to find the one you need. You can even allocate a separate box for some gadgets, as Eteri did, giving the name to one of them - "Computer Accessories". The main thing after use is to send the cord back to its cell. No time to do handmade? Ours, with many small bins, will do a great job of storing wires too.
Budget and Eco-Friendly Option - Do in toilet paper tubes or cardboard sleeves each wire has its own "house". And to make them look pretty, decorate with decorative tape or paste over with paper. You will be able to give a second life and cups... Any will do - plastic, plastic. Simple, convenient and budget.
Box can be used and as storage for phone chargers. Make small holes in the side walls. Plugs will come out on one side, which you can plug into a tee or socket, and on the other, a plug. Such a box can become a decorative element.
But an important note - this is not entirely safe. An alternative would be special boxes. So, all gadgets that require additional network connectivity will not create havoc. This primarily applies to long cables that endlessly curl and hang from the desktop and create an unkempt look.
Organizers
Organizers do not take up much space and allow you to keep some quivering things, such as headphones and a charging cable, safe and sound.
For needlewomen - a couple of ideas on how to sew the very pockets and pencil cases for wires and chargers.
There are many options on the market. You can store whatever you want in the pockets, right up to the TV remote control.
An irreplaceable accessory -. They can be used both when traveling and for storing wires at home.
Budget option - fold infrequently used cords in a cosmetic bag how does it Helena. Since rarely anyone uses different wires in the house, they are stored with a store wire. Another organizer for transportation of cosmetics adapted for storage of wires Yuliya... Nice - and you can see what lies, but the only drawback, perhaps, is that "no one puts anything back."
Hooks
For those who are too lazy to put the wires in organizers, take them out, and then put them back in place, there is a way out - try hanging them on , holders. If you wish, you can even install them away from your eyes, for example, on a cabinet door.
How to fasten wires for convenient storage
If you have a specially designated box for wires, then no matter how carefully you try to fold them, they will surely get confused. The following organization methods will help solve this problem, and there will always be order and extra space in the box:
Binders (stationery clips). Easy to attach, easy to take off. It is possible to use for bonding wires both in the workplace and in a box, like Anastasia.
Who likes store options more, then there are now on sale and holders for compact storage and placement of large cables and wires.
Rubber bands(for hair, for creating children's bracelets, for money) are very convenient and affordable. Evgeniya uses them to store cords, chargers, and Anna it additionally winds them up with a net and stores them in a container.
Special Velcro help to clean up messy wires in the workplace.
Plastic screeds... There are disposable and reusable ones on sale. Useful in order to collect wires and cables spreading throughout the house, as in the example in the photo from my colleague Helena.
A budget option - wrap the wires with self-adhesive colored bookmarks so you can easily find the one you want.
Ideas on how to hide wires in the house
How do you prevent the wires at the computer desk from creating chaos? Very simple! Use the above one of the ways to fasten them!
And in order for the chargers to be in the same place, organize their storage in one of the drawers of the chest of drawers.
Wire masking can also be a highlight of your decor!
What tricks and ideas do you have for storing wires, cords and chargers? We are very interested to know! Share your photos in our groups
The age of technology and new gadgets, along with convenience, sometimes cause inconvenience. For example, a large number of tangled chargers, cables, earphones, long wires, and constantly breaking and kinking contacts. It's time to get rid of all this and sew an organizer-case for storing chargers and wires.
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Preparation of tools and materials
For work, we need: half a meter of two types of fabrics of contrasting colors, a zipper, threads, pins, a sewing machine, a piece of felt, scissors, a belt buckle, etc. Also, such an organizer can be sewn by hand without a sewing machine.
The process of making a cover in the photo
We start by cutting out two pieces of two types of fabrics measuring 23x15 cm each. We sew them facing each other while stitching a zipper between them.
For density, you can add a few more layers inside, as well as a layer of padding polyester or felt. Sew all the layers by adding rubber bands for the wires.
Sew on the clasp
Ready organizer
And this is how our organizer turned out. It allows easy access at home and takes up little space in your bag. And nothing gets messed up.
A selection of ideas and tricks of varying degrees of convenience and aesthetics to help organize your home. Perhaps some of them will solve your exact problem. Enjoy!
Wire rack for organizing wrapping paper rolls. Instead of a lattice, you can use a metal mesh, a wooden plank, or even a cord.
Jars attached to the bottom surface of cabinets or shelves for storing fasteners, accessories, hairpins and rubber bands for girls or any other small items.
Attach an office clip to the back of your desk and finally move the wires and cables out of sight.
Add a board and wheels and you have a trolley for books, handicrafts, toys, and more.
Attach plastic bags to inside pantry doors - they will not only be easily accessible, but also free up space on the shelves.
Dish dryer as a children's art center - for storing paper, coloring pages, crayons, pencils and plasticine.
PVC pipe for organizing additional space in the closet. Ideal for small apartments or children's clothing. By attaching the pipe to the spring cornice, you can even adjust the height.
Using photo frames to organize threads, cords and twine. Convenient and beautiful.
Add casters to drawers so they can be rolled under a bed or closet to free up space in the room.
Attach wire baskets to the inside of your cabinet and store gloves, scarves, and other accessories there.
Place a plastic basket at the top of your dish dryer and keep all those pesky jar and container lids there. Just run the line between the bars of the dryer and the holes in the basket.
Use toilet rolls to organize your cables and cords. You can decorate them with ribbons and braid.
Hang baskets on eaves to make use of unused wall space. Baskets can be attached with S-hooks or straps. This is a great idea for storing towels, toys, tools.
Additional shelf above the door. It will be useful in the bathroom, bedroom, garage or even in the nursery to remove items that need to be out of the reach of the child.
Cut a few holes on the bathroom shelf for extra storage space for your toothbrushes.
These are shoe organizers. However, they are great for storing anything else. Place them on cabinet doors for extra storage space for cleaning products, toys, yarn, shreds, and more.
This cell phone pocket is made from empty plastic bottle from under the shampoo
Glue or nail clothespins to a wooden plank and use to store belts, scarves, beads. In addition, you can attach a small basket to the clothespins for storing other small items, such as bracelets.
Shower hooks - for storing bags.
A basket attached to the underside of the countertop - to hide and remove the electrical cord from the floor.
Glue the envelope to the inside of your day planner for temporary storage of notes, souvenirs, receipts, business cards, etc.
The idea for a summer residence is a mega-capacity coffee table made of drawers. Attach them to the board and attach the wheels.
Store kitchen utensils in plastic containers inside cabinets and say no! digging in search of the right item in the depths of the shelves. It will also be useful in the closet and garage.
The spines from old books as a decoration for a secret box for storing small items. The sidewalls are the front cover of one book and the back cover of the other. Keep spare remotes, batteries, chargers there - anything that needs to be hidden from view, but accessible.
Elastic cords for storing balls and large toys.
Magnetic tape on the inside of the cabinet for storing hairpins, tweezers, manicure accessories.
Glue the magnets to your kids' glasses and stick them where kids can reach. This saves you the hassle of constantly removing your glasses from the high shelf and washing them several times a day.
Tape dispenser from a plastic bottle. Join the bottom halves of the two bottles and cut a side cut. Use colored rubber bands to hold the bottle halves together and hold the ends of the straps in place.
Carabiner for organizing hair bands. Attach a hook on the inside of the cabinet to make the elastic bands easily accessible.
A great idea for those who need two work stations, but do not have enough space in the house. The table is cut in half and attached to a shelf-rack.
Attach the nightstands to the wall to make them taller and more convenient to use, and also allow you to place a basket under them for additional storage.
Rack on the inner door of the closet in the nursery for storage board games and books. In the pantry, you can store spices or supplies of household utensils.
Tidy up your laundry system with these plastic baskets. Assign your basket to each family member and teach them to take responsibility for their belongings.
Use wire hangers to store your shoes. Just bend them into crochet hooks and decorate with paper or cloth.
Additional storage space in the closet with lids from aluminum beverage cans.
