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Super Anti Baby Cable Organizer

Super Anti Baby Cable Organizer
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Quick simple way to organize the cables on your media center if your baby decides that now since she can crawl she should unplug all of your cables...


First things first.

Supplies:
1 plastic tub 5in/7in/12in (I think)
1 5ft run of cable organizer
3 or so cable ties (to keep those $%&@ cables together)
1 knife that is sharp enough to cut the plastic tub

Oh, I almost forgot. A big mess of cables that need organizing



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Step 1Find the cable rage

Find the cable rage
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The cable mess that I was mastering was a part of my Media PC and my TV but the cables that you might need to master could be anywhere. First thing I pulled apart the Mess-O-Cables and separated all of them out and started from the ground up. Sorry no picture of the cables all over my living room, I did not think of it when was in the midst of the mayhem. Next I cut a hole in the end of the plastic tub (about 2inx5in) After that I ran the cables from the items to the PC and pulled the excess into the plastic tub that was sitting right behind the computer. Once I had all of the cables pulled I started at the peripherals and worked my way to the plastic tub (this is where the cable ties came in to help).
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4 comments
Jan 22, 2010. 8:16 AMmimsathome says:
 This is a great idea when you don't want to have to build something or put holes in the wall. Also works to make a cord nest kitten proof. Nice job.
Apr 30, 2009. 10:54 PMsleepymarine says:
Great Idea, but you may want to smooth the edges of the hole in the tub, as the little ones love to stick their wee fingers into all sorts of places.
Mar 11, 2009. 6:21 AMomnibot says:
Good idea. Useful info.

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