Aunt Wanda: Cable Organizer, Cord Holder, Cable Protector, Ideal for Household Cord Organization, Uses Sleeve Design to Protect and Hide Cords, 100% Designed and Manufactured in The US

This is the large size, perfect for 16 or even possibly 14 gage with large plugs to push though. 16 gage or even heavily insulated 18 gage is usually what is used for outdoor cords and for large appliances such as refrigerators.I also have the small ones which work great for USB cords and the like. They are also the right size for the cord alone but don't allow the plug of a typical indoor 18 gage cord to pass thru. That is the size normally used by fans, toaster, clocks, etc., or on extension cords. It therefore means both ends of a cord must come out the same side of the small one, not always desirable. I wish there were an intermediate size that would just fit smaller plugs.I also feel 12 is too many for most of us. I'd like to have gotten a less expensive 6-pac, or perhaps a mixed pack with 6 of each size.

If you need to take up 5 or 6 feet of surplus power cord, these are just the thing. They are stiff-but-flexible black plastic cylinders about 1 3/4" (inside diameter) wide and 4 1/2 inches long. You gather up the excess cord and stuff it in the cylinder. The length of cord contained depends on the thickness of the cord and how tightly you loop it. Works best at the "plug end" of the cord. Adds very little weight.Because it's in a cylinder rather than a disk or flat winder, the gathered cord stays out of the way and won't get tangled up in other cables. I wouldn't use it on coax signal cable because I don't like looping coax tightly.Bill Taylor ASCSherman Oaks, CA

I originally bought a whole box because I wanted ONE for my hair dryer cord even though I have an appliance organizer. -It still doesn't help with the cord issue once you get your curling iron and flat iron in there too. I knew once I got the one I would want others for my steamer, my iron, my mixer, food processor, and I can keep going. I love my Aunt Wanda. My husband wants to know where I got these because surely he would have come across these before! Ha, I look so smart!

I bought this in lieu of a more expensive cable box. I guess it should have been bought with it to organize the wires better inside of it. Not as a standalone product for the purpose I had in mind. From reading the reviews I thought I would be able to fit quite a bit of wires in one of these. We want to organize our computer charging wires and also the wires behind the tv. I thought it was stretchy and would fit the wires, it is not really stretchy at all and it doesn't look like it could hold more than one or two wires. I tried to save us some money, but now I might end up making the original purchase we were thinking of. This is one time I regret listening to the reviews.

Love these! I get very irritated with loose wires, wires bunched up or wrapped up even in a cord manager because it just looks like a gang mess of wires. I use these on EVERYTHING! Cell phone chargers, laptop charger, Bluetooth speaker chargers, even extra speaker wire I had bunched up by my rear surround speakers. They also work good for computer wiring including PC speakers, keyboard, mouse, Ethernet etc... I have used many different cord managers and Aunt Wanda's are BY FAR the BEST! I bought 2 boxes for home and two for work!

These really help to corral the thick cables behind my entertainment center. The area was a rat's nest of cables and wires. Extracting one meant trying to trace it through the jungle trying to not unplug anything. Now I can look back there and find the cable right off without messing anything up or causing a catastrophe. I bought a few extra and now use them on another mess around my desk.

You really need just the right amount of cord in these for them to be useful. I thought they would be more of a soft rubber that would stretch with the cord wrapped in it, but they are really just a hard plastic tube. About the only use I've found I like them for so far is shorter extension cords and a couple power tools that have really long cords with them. I tried the smaller ones as well and really didn't find many cords around my place that they worked well for.

These little fella's are brilliant yet simplistic! I've used twisty-ties & velcro strips & Zip-ties, the tubage trumps them all! If I were to offer any constructive criticism it would be to develop a couple more sizes & offer a variety pack. I have a couple over sized industrial cords that don't fit in Aunt Wanda's hole, and i have a few cords that really stretch Little Bob's hole yet barely fill Aunt Wanda enough to make it worth her effort. Otherwise I'm thrilled