Household Essentials 175: Silver Powder Coated 18-Inch Flexible Iron Cord Minder Review

When trying to attach this to my ironing board the plastic screw that would hold the cable stop to the board broke! I couldn't tighten it further or even unscrew it. It took a while to get off the ironing board. I didn't want to take the time to send it back and replace it as there is no guarantee the next plastic screw won't break too. I simply threw away the cable holder and paid the costs. I do not recommend this item to anyone.

bad design. You push it down to align it horizontally with the ironing board, and if you want it to go vertical again you have to keep pushing it clockwise (in a circle) to get it upright again. it won't just go up and down. When you start tightening, all threads on the plastic screw will be correct and clean. When you tighten a plastic screw into the metal grooves, the threads begin to strip and fill with shredded plastic, preventing further tightening. I ordered a replacement that works the…

I bought this to replace a similar product that I had previously accidentally left lying on an ironing board that I ended up using afterwards had given away a large beautiful ironing board. The previous product was much better designed and this one has a really bad screw to attach the extension to the ironing board. My husband went to a hardware store and immediately found a metal screw that fit perfectly and worked for about a dollar. I would happily pay another dollar and this product would…

Even when it comes to wireless charging, I still believe in wired charging. Wired charging works best when you're lying in bed and holding your phone. In any case, no matter how careful I am, sometimes the wires just fall to the ground. If the connector (head?) hits the ground too many times, the wire will die. It's just too expensive to keep buying those good wires. This hand was very useful for keeping the wires off the ground. Just clip it to a bed frame or small dresser and it will keep…

Almost all of the reviews I read before buying this iron were bad, but I only found one option that was pretty cheap, less than $8, and another that was more than cost $30. I am very happy that I bought this. I see how a careless person can break the plastic piece holding the cord. You need to carefully spread the plastic pieces to fit the cord. The cord does not go through this part; it is firmly glued. The metal rod that holds the cord is flexible and will bend slightly as you move the iron…

The flexible iron cable holder 175 is poorly constructed and very disappointing. The main problem is that the adjustment screw, which rotates to attach and tighten the device to the ironing board, is made of the cheapest and softest plastic. Therefore, when turning this soft plastic screw to fix the cold holder to the ironing board, the softest and most careful twist can easily tear the soft plastic thread and prevent the device from being firmly fixed to the ironing board. And that's exactly…