My wife owns a salon and wraps her cords around one thing. Would these work for pulling cords out and putting them back in easily and frequently?
1615400
No there only good for holding cords still. The adhesion is not strong enough to support constantly moving cords
1615401
I can honestly say, that these items work for holding my cable wires up on the wall. However, I have never tried to take my wires in and out. I specifically purchase the items so that my cable wires would stay in place.
1615402
I don't think so. We found that they pull off the wall after a time. Was using them for a computer cart with laptop cords. They stayed attached for a month before falling apart.
1615403
I use it to hold my usb cables when not charging my phone and iPod. It works great with cables that need to be pulled out and put back often
1615404
Probably not. I don't think the adhesive would hold up well, and even if you glued them in place, I don't think they would last. They really are not constructed to have cords constantly placed in them and pulled out. They work well for placing a cord and leaving it.
914753
I find that they stay in well with my thick hair. I am parting into smaller sections and using them either to hold in rollers or to just hold a ringlet in place. They work great for me.
812670
Hi, while it would work, in my opinion these are a little too big and flexible (might bend down then be in the way or get bumped by your legs when sitting there) There are a lot of styles of command cord hooks, so I am sure there is one that would work. I've use command hooks for a long time now, and they are strong enough for that...I would just recommend checking out other styles first before going with this one . Hope that helped.
1887392
I don't think there is a real issue with tangling. Remember that a large part of your cords tangling is based mostly on your body movement and the way you take them off and put them back on. Taking them off and putting them is when the tangling occurs so if you are mindful of that, tangling will be minimal.
2238583
Yes, they work fine for that purpose.They are thin, and somewhat hard to thread, but work fine.
1944628
Not these particular cords, but better quality ones with the right attachments for doorways, etc., yes. I have used these and they don't hold up to serious wear and tear.
111254
Only if they have USB charger cords. This is handy for hanging devices on computers but is hard to keep cords separate.
639265
Yes, they way they work is that they have round pressure points that push in multiple points so they will be able to handle multiple thickness, sizes, and shapes. Since they are round pressure points, you just pull on the piece you want to remove and it will remove easily. I used them to hold up job aids at my store and they are still holding strong almost a year later from switching in and out aids.
369975
It is possible to cover both ends at the same time and if you pull them out snugly - they stay covered. It takes a little extra tug. - a little click, sometimes heard, sometimes just felt as you pull.
2274676
I would think they would. They work great for coupons and only rip when I try to put too many in at once. Sorry I do not have a better answer for you.
659224
Probably not a good idea. I can say the amount of cord provided is very generous. Wrapped easily around my 10x10 shed.
118664
They'll work fine, but the grip that enables them to hold things in place is what eats through the finish. If this is important, perhaps a piece of Saran Wrap will protect things.
1182243
Thats actually a good idea! And yes I feel they would. I bought 4 packs of these hooks and maybe 3 of 40 of them were bent. Its a strong metal so unable to bend back but the ones that were useful were strong enough to hold anything.
1642961
These will work great for that ! These are the same ones I got for 1/4 bungee cord for my camper, and they hold great ! Should of got the tool to, but I used visegrips to clamp them. Hope this helps you.
252444
I use these on all sorts of cords, including ones similar to what you mention and have not had any problems, nor do I forsee any. This is basically what they are made for in my opinion.
181234
I am honestly not sure, but I don't think they will be very useful for that purpose. The reason I say this is because I do not know how you will manage to get the clip itself to stay in place. I sewed them unto a track, and clipped the track into my hair.
909930
Yes, they should not be a problem. The size is probably small to medium loops. They can also be wrapped to a point when they get all stretched out. We love these. They are the first thing that works for a long period.