A cord storage device for winding and storing a cord is provided. The storage device has a main body, a first pivot arm and a second pivot arm. The main body has a bore extending therethrough from the first end to the second end, and a longitudinal slit adjacent the bore to provide access to the bore for inserting the cord. The first pivot arm is pivotally connected to the main body adjacent the first end and the second pivot arm is pivotally connected to the main body adjacent the second end. The pivot arms pivot between a first stop position generally linear with the main body and a second stop position at an angle to the main body. The first and second pivot arms pivot away from the main body in opposite directions.

A device and method for storing cables commonly associated with mobile devices. A platform of the device has two posts around which a cable is wound, and a flexible cover attached to the posts that can fully enclose the cable and platform when closed. While remaining attached to the posts, the cover can be opened to allow access to the cavity for winding or unwinding the cable.

The present invention relates to a TV cable organizer and, particularly, to a TV cable organizer which comprises a pair of side frames formed apart from each other at a predetermined interval, connecting bars for horizontally connecting the side frames at predetermined intervals, and a power strip fastening panel fastened to the side frames, for fastening a power strip, and which can thus neatly wind and organize, behind a TV, electric cables such as power cables and signal cables of the TV and various peripheral devices connected to the TV.

A core member is provided for storing shrink film. The core member includes a plurality of rollers, each having a disc and a core extending upwardly from the disc. The plurality of rollers are aligned longitudinally along an axis and laterally along a plane. The plurality of rollers are rotatable to wind the shrink film about the rollers.

The present invention relates to a TV cable organization device and, particularly, to a TV-integrated cable organization device capable of neatly organizing messy cables by winding, around a cable winding part provided on the back panel of a TV, cables of the TV and peripheral devices connected to the TV such that the cables are organized.

The invention is a collapsible cord wrapping device for clipping onto the cords of earbuds or similar devices when in use, which device can be unfolded for use as a cord wrapping base during earbud storage to prevent tangling.

A cord management device securable to objects lacking a cord management system. An embodiment includes a flexible substratum on which two outwardly facing hooks are secured in a longitudinally spaced manner. An embodiment further includes a receptacle adapted to receiving and temporarily house the prongs on an electrical cord. The flexible substratum preferably includes an adhesive, magnet, or fastener to temporarily or permanently secure the device to objects. The device is thereby attachable to an object to aid in the securement of an electrical cord.

The present disclosure reveals a vehicle cord organizer for use in a vehicle to aid in the managing of cords of electronic devices as the cords are connected to the power supply of the vehicle and to electronic devices. In addition to the basic design of the vehicle cord organizer, several features may also be included including an adjustable clip, used to ensure the vehicle cord organizer does not impede the air flow coming from a vent to which the vehicle cord organizer is attached, a plurality of usb ports to aid in powering the electronic devices, cord stabilizers to aid in separating cords from each other, a stabilizer bar, a rubber coating to increase friction between the cords and vehicle cord organizer to aid in separation of cords, and/or no-slip edges to aid in separation of cords.

A pull-out hose guiding device for guiding a pull-out hose having at least one hose bend of variable hose bend length, wherein the pull-out hose guiding device includes a hose guiding box configured for accommodating the hose bend in an anti-twist manner in a box-inwards hanging position, and a guide weight roller arrangement including at least one guide weight roller which is insertable into a bend reversion zone of the hose bend for rotary motion about a roller rotational axis. The guide weight roller with its roller rotational axis is capable of translational motion in a hose bend lengthwise direction box-outwards with decreasing hose bend length and box-inwards with increasing hose bend length. A sanitary shower device may be equipped with such a pull-out hose guiding device.

A cable storage device includes a first elongate bracket member attachable to a support structure and having a length extending between a first end and a second end. A second elongate bracket member is configured to be coupled to the first elongate bracket member proximate one of the first end or the second end such that the second elongate member extends in a different direction from the first elongate member when installed on the support structure. At least one set of a plurality of retaining mechanisms is configured to be coupled to the first and second elongate bracket members to receive and store a first cable. The at least one of the at least one set of the plurality of retaining mechanisms is adjustable along the first elongate bracket member or the second elongate bracket member. Methods of installing and making the cable storage device are also disclosed.