—We all have so many gadgets, between our phones, our MP3 players, cameras, etc.
-With all those gadgets comes cable spaghetti.
—You can buy gadget organizers, like the C2 Cell Organizers, or the Brookstone Charging Valet
—Here’s a DIY solution that’s inexpensive, easy to put together, and offers more holes for more gadgets than store-bought organizers
—Shoe Organizers are the best because they’re inexpensive, easy to drill holes in, and the size of the cubby holes are perfect
—Talk about where to get them: …
—Demo:
Put together with nails provided (not live)
Drill the last hole (live)
Label a slot (live)
Throw gadgets in, and plug in (live)
—We’re done! It’s that easy
RELATED WEBSITE LINKS:
c2 Cell Organizers:
www.c2cellinc.com
Brookstone Charging Valet: www.brookstone.com/shop/product.asp?product_code=543447&cm_ven=Compare&c...
PRODUCTS SHOWN
Container Store’s 12-Pair Shoe Organizer, White
www.containerstore.com/browse/Product.jhtml?searchId=9784264&itemIndex=8...
$34.99 USD
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