How To Organize Kitchen Appliance Cords Easily And Effectively

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If there’s anything more unappealing on your kitchen countertop it has to be messy kitchen appliance cords. If you are looking for an expensive and easy solution to neatly organize your kitchen appliance cords, then you are going to love this just as much as I do.

Messy kitchen appliance cords can be so distracting when organizing your kitchen. It seems regardless of what you do to hide them, they are always rearing their ugly heads and poking out to reveal their messiness.

In the past, I used rubber bands to gather them up neatly and stuff them behind the appliance – then I discovered Command Cord Bundlers Cord Organizers ($4.85 for a 2 Pack) – needless to say, I was thrilled.

how to organize kitchen appliance cords easily and effectively

These cord bundlers are easy to use and super affordable, plus, you get two in each pack! They are easy to apply and even easier to remove – which is very important in case you decide to change your appliance.

This is the mess I had to deal with before I discovered them. Are your appliance cords a mess too? Even though I used a rubber band to tie the cord neatly together, the cord always displayed itself in its full glory peeking out from both sides.

I’m laughing at myself for not removing the warning sticker behind my lovely Cuisinart Mixer – that thing is gone now!

I have an amazing Ninja Professional Blender that I just love and use almost daily, but the cord drove me nuts. Even when manufacturers make storage holes in the appliance itself, the cord never seems to fit properly. It seems it’s only designed to fit half the cord while the other half becomes a kitchen appliance cord nightmare!

I was so thrilled when I added new hardware to my kitchen – it truly transformed it and even though my kitchen looked beautiful, those cords on my countertop were so distracting and looked like a mess!

Here’s how easily these Command Cord Bundlers Cord Organizers work. You get two per package – they come with easy to remove adhesive strips and all you do is apply the adhesive strip to the cord organizer by peeling off the red strip first, placing it on your appliance, peel the black strip off, lift and place the cord neatly in the bundler and close it – and bam – done and done!

There’s a pull tab at the bottom of the strip that allows for easy removal with no leftover residue too! A word of advice, don't use them on anything like toasters or appliances that get hot - I'm sure it would make the strip melt and fall off.

Now, my appliances look so neat and tidy and my countertops are forever transformed!

My blender frustrated me the most. Now, it’s neatly organized and so easily too!

And, don’t forget – you can use them anyplace in your home where you need to tidy up your cords. Perfect for your garage, closet, or even the bathroom!

I like to charge my phone next to my bed at night and couldn’t find a way to easily hang the cord so it would be neat and handy to reach – then I remembered these Command Cord Bundlers Cord Organizers and bam – problem solved! It’s hidden nicely so it doesn’t look unsightly.

I love how my kitchen looks now – every cord in its place and I’m on a mission to tidy up all the messy cords in my home now!

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Barbara on Dec 02, 2020

Am bummed i've spent 2 yrs NOT knowing this great idea! On a completely different point-what is the name of your granite on your counters?
Recently revised our kitchen and have looked at TOO MANY possibilities w/out finding black taupey brown w/a bit of blue/teal

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Pat on Dec 28, 2020

So I’m guessing you keep all your appliances unplugged until you need them? Thanks for the info👍

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Diana Runs with Scissors on Jan 04, 2021

You know the worst cords? Charge cords, electronic cords. I'm trying to picture how to arrange these command hooks under a desk or along the edge of a desk. Anybody have an idea about these?

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Lilu on Mar 13, 2021

I use these in our motorhome for cords of all kinds, they work great!

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Bettye on Mar 17, 2021

Thank you for this great idea! I have used bread ties but I will be switching over to this!

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- Sassy Townhouse Living on Mar 18, 2021
  
  HI Bettye, I'm so glad you discovered just how awesome they are. I love them and use them for so many things around the house. Thank you!
  
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