🔗 Organize and Manage Wires Effortlessly: Rustark 50Pcs 2 Sizes Adjustable Self-Adhesive Nylon Cable Straps and Ties for Wire Management Review

I've had them for a few months now and have used them to build my PC and attached some wires to the wall to straighten them out. They don't stick very well, but enough for light cables in a PC build on a clean smooth surface. They peel off on my desk, they don't stick to the wall. But they have a hole in the middle to install a screw. Screws not included. But after hanging 4 on the wall for about a month I decided to separate all 5 to remove the wire and 3 of them broke because they were…

When I saw these I thought they would be perfect for mounting the LED strip on my wall but they are about 1/2 inch shorter to accommodate them. They looked like good ties, but they were no more than 2 inches in circumference and tying them was a real headache. I tried it before mounting it on the wall and using both hands it was difficult to maneuver both sides of the strap in the latch. I can't imagine what would have happened if I had mounted it on the wall first and had less space to work…

I've been through different types of cable management. At first I just thought the tape would do, but everything was still hanging down and looking dirty. Then I bought these round cable management tools (glue is good, but you can only fit two small cables). So it wasn't that perfect. Then I bought these, they had grooves to adjust the tension but they had sharp edges so they always scratched my legs rubbing my foot under the table when getting up from the chair and sitting in it . So I finally

I needed something to clear up the clutter in our home office. I've read some reviews that said they don't stick and are only good for thin wire. After looking at a few photos I realized they might be worth a try so I ordered a set. *** YOU ABSOLUTELY FOUND IT, I HOPE! *** Reviews that they don't stick seem suspicious to me. If you try to stick them on something dirty or dusty, or if the humidity is too high, they might not work, but I found the adhesion sluggish. Full disclosure, I used tiny…

So I bought them to let the cat run. 5 through my basement from side to side for the switch rack to my desk. I specifically chose them because I saw that they have a hole in the middle. Adhesion to wood is good. Not sure if it was meant for that or not to be honest, but I had to insert a screw in the middle for cable management. They worked like a charm. I've been able to hang all of my Cat5e cables through the basement ceiling, they trundle in and out making them handy if I need another cable…

Edit: ATTENTION! They can easily break if you bend the tab you're holding too far to get it through the lock. I also forgot to mention how to remove them if yours are stuck the same as mine. Warm up. Take a hair dryer and work the piece, then take something very thin but strong (I used a metal blade for clay, very flexible but strong) and stick it between the tape and the surface when it's soft and warm is. Bingo! The problem is solved. Obviously I really only needed 2 large clips to hide most…

I love these things! I only noticed that I was getting low and crossed my fingers and went back to re-order fearing they were hidden like toilet paper and no longer available. Praise the goddess, they are still available! I'm very good at keeping my audio, video, and computer settings clean and tidy. There is no 21st Century Clutter product that can do all of this; For example, there's no way to hide a bunch of wall warts with these self-adhesive cable ties, but they allow for neat routing and…