Perhaps you charge your cell phone at your landing strip, or you might have it next to your bed, like us. Either way, the charger wire is usually in plain sight. If you hate the eyesore, here's an easy and simple project to hide it away whether it's in use or not...
Jessica at Zakka Life has an easy tutorial for turning a plastic bottle (she used a Cetaphil container) into a cellphone caddy. Check out the full directions here. We love the simplicity of this project, and all the possibilities for making it unique.
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Pretty nifty! Would there be any kind of electrical hazard with this?
It's a pretty great little contraption, though in order to have it hanging and hiding the wire all the time, you'd have to have your charger plugged in all the time, even when you aren't charging your phone. If you don't want to be drawing phantom power, then you've got the problem of what to do with the charger and caddy when it's not plugged into the wall...
Oh, brilliant!
I'm getting the scissors out this weekend!
I have one of these that I bought at Bed Bath and Beyond, but it doesn't have the cup part, so the phone kinda slides off. I like this much better!
Brilliant!
As long as the plastic is clean, dirt conducts electricity.
You can just get a single outlet with a switch on it, plug it in to the wall outlet, plug the charger into it, and switch it off when not in use. Most hardware stores carry these: http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?action=productDetail&productId=197460-334-BP4404W-L&lpage=none
I would use a taller bottle and alter the shape of the back (part with the hole in it) so that it can be mounted under the wall plate. Then you don't have to hang it from the charging adapter/plug.
Great idea. Great add-on holydita.
The linked tutorial is gone. Apparently, the author took it down due to remarks about safety in the comments section. I'll refrain from making a comment about that...
Thanks for getting a photo, I think the project is pretty self-explanatory.