Lindsey over at Apartment Therapy DC has a great idea of how to wrangle in your tech mess using the ubiquitous Ziploc bag.
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Can't recommend this idea enough. I started doing this last year when I realized even my neatly wrapped cords were turning my cord box into dog pile.
A couple additional tips:
- Buy quality, thick ziploc bags and avoid the ones with the plastic "zip" device. Constant opening/closing will cause the bag top to wear much quicker than a standard bag.
- Get a packs or two of Velcro One-Wrap Straps. Unlike normal velcro, these will stay sticky forever. :: http://www.amazon.com/Velcro-Reusable-Self-Gripping-Inches-90924/dp/B000F5K82A