SMART&COOL 7.16'' Reusable Silicone Magnetic Cable Ties (20-Pack, Multi) - Organize, Hold, and Have Fun! Review

They totally helped me reorganize my office clutter with extension cords, old mice etc. Also, they're great for sorting leggings, tights, and socks to make them easier to find in the morning.

I love these things. I bought these to manage the length of my students' headphone cords. The magnets are pretty strong and do their job well. I wish they were a little cheaper as I had to buy 40 packs but they definitely do the job well. I've also tried another brand but prefer this one for its longer length and the fact that the magnet is embedded in the silicone and can't accidentally come out.

I love these powerful magnets for my hand embroidery and cross stitch! They help remove excess fabric while I work, keep track of my needles/scissors/thread and hold patterns in transit. They're also handy for displaying finished projects in unusual places (like your fridge) by attaching the magnets on the tension screw to the top of the hoops or just through fabric.

Of course they are great for offline cable control as well as cables on devices! Even better if the device has hardware: your InstaPot, coffee maker, etc. on metal doors to hold 2 photos on the fridge (I don't know why you need this, but hey, you never know.). I find them very practical and colorful (I hate that all the cords are always black). I definitely recommend them! I had to give up some.

I can't stand the sound of Velcro. So glad I found her! So many different uses; I'll probably be back for more. UPDATE: As advised, I purchased another pack. I keep finding other, unexpected uses for them. The magnets in the second set are even stronger than in the first. They pass through two layers of fabric, a sheet of cardboard between the layers of fabric, and several sheets of labels. Once again I will probably buy more. Is it strange to be so impressed by such a simple concept?

I bought this product not realizing how easy it is to remove the small magnets. One of my kids chewed on the soft plastic cover. If she swallows these 2 magnets, there is a risk of intestinal perforation. As a pediatric emergency doctor, I took care of such cases. I threw everything out for security reasons. If you bought them and you have young children, I urge you not to buy them and throw them away if you have already bought them. Nowhere in the product list does it warn you of this danger.

This is my third order for her. I have found many uses for them and have given some of them away. It occurred to me to use these with COVID face masks. Depending on the length of the elastic on the face masks, attach a tie to each elastic loop and then connect them so they meet at the back. This eliminates the need to hold the elastic behind your ears and allows you to easily place the mask on your head or neck. If the elastic loops on the mask are short, use two instead of one to connect them…

I've never found anything that could be organized or linked like this! I just got new office electronics, desks etc and needed to organize cables and such. This is usually a daunting task and I'm going insane trying to collect all the cords. They are so easy to use. Very flexible/stretchable and easily stretched to size. The magnets are stronger than I expected - strongly attracted to each other and snap into place almost automatically. Easy to reuse - zip ties need to be cut and another used -

I recently remodeled my office and reorganized all my cords. This is amazing because you can tie multiple cords together and secure them in a fixed position, simply using one or more as needed. You can use them to attach a wire harness to an integrated wire retainer that isn't big enough or strong enough. They can be connected in series and used together. They can be used to wrap and tie extra cords that are not in use. They can be used to pull cords across the floor to keep your pets away from

For years I have used velcro to tie cords and other things, but these ties hold SO well it is very difficult to unwrap the velcro and untie the cord. As for the headphone cords (you know, the ones that never shrink while running), I tried all sorts of ways to tie the extra cord to keep it from hanging around. work great. Since the headphone cables are thin and light, the smallest magnetic tie compensates for sagging and never comes loose. However, with a really heavy cable, you may find that…