A cord spooler device is provided comprised of a cylindrical body that facilitates the organized winding of a power cord or hose. The body, which can rotate 360 degrees around a vertical axis on an axle attached to a base, may include a tapered design for enhanced cord management. The device allows for manual rotation through a hand crank or powered rotation via a motor or can be adapted for use with a drill or electric rotary tool. The body features a recessed area with a fastener to secure a first end of a cord or hose prior to/during winding. During winding, the power cord or hose is neatly wound around the body, wherein the cord or hose can then be removed from the body in a wound state.

Wire rollers may include a wire roller assembly including a rotatable roller assembly shaft. A first roller assembly plate may be on the roller assembly shaft and a second roller assembly plate may be on the roller assembly shaft. At least one of the first roller assembly plate and the second roller assembly plate may be selectively removable with respect to the roller assembly shaft. A roller space may be between the first roller assembly plate and the second roller assembly plate. A wire roller disk may be in the roller space and engaged for rotation by the roller assembly shaft. The wire roller disk may be configured to releasably retain at least one end of a wire segment. A roller assembly actuator may operably engage the roller assembly shaft of the wire roller assembly for rotation of the roller assembly shaft and the wire roller disk.