I'm really not averse to plastic gadgets if they help make my life easier, but I'm always on the lookout for more eco-friendly options. And that's exactly what I found with this handy tool that will help you keep your headphone and earbu…
I'm really not averse to plastic gadgets if they help make my life easier, but I'm always on the lookout for more eco-friendly options. And that's exactly what I found with this handy tool that will help you keep your headphone and earbud cords knot free.
Enter WrapWrap, a simple, smart concept created by Japanese designer Naoto Yoshida, who, like me, was really tired of dealing with the super long headphone cords. Made using local scrap wood from a furniture manufacturer, you simply wrap your cord around (hence, the name) and go about your music listening; when you're done, you can wrap the cord all the way and even use the WrapWrap as a hanger.
Not only is it refreshing to find a wooden gadget in a sea of bright colored plastic, but especially one that will give me back the way-too-many minutes a day I spend detangling my earbud cord nest. -KristenYou can purchase the WrapWrap at Mjolk.
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