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Scattered cables can lead to mishaps in the workplace or at home. Keeping your office neat will help you attract more prospects and grow your business. A cable solution expert can show you how to wrap your cords. A professional will assist you in selecting the best quality materials for the job. Wrapping your extension can be accomplished in three simple steps.

The Elbow Technique is the first technique.

Wrap the cord around your arm just above the elbow and through the crooks of your thumb and forefinger, holding one end in each hand. Allow a few inches of the cord to hang loose. Wrap the loose end of the cord coil around it and join the ends to secure it.

The Wrap Cord Technique is the second technique.

Purchase a wrap cord XL designed specifically for heavy-weight-like extensions. You can tie or wrap the entire section and leave the section you want to use untied. This technique is recommended because it is simple and can be performed without the assistance of a professional.

The Over-Under Wrap technique is the third technique.

While holding your hand out in front of you, loop one end of the cord over the top of your hand and away from your body. The loop that follows should be rolled underneath, across your hand, and towards your body. Continue folding over (away from your body) and under until you reach the end of the cord (toward your body). To keep the loops connected, use a tie or wrap cord organizer.

The Braid Wrap Technique is the fourth technique.

After folding the cord over twice, tie a soft knot at one end. Fold the cord underneath the existing loop in the knot and make a new loop as you work your way toward the other end. It’s best if you fold it all the way to the end of the cord.