How to fix (and prevent) a damaged charging cord using one ‘genius’ $15 budget product
- Shopper shares a product for broken cords that prevents the wire from fraying
- $15 Cord Collars from Amazon fit over broken charging cables to add protection
- The innovative product comes with a tool to make the application project easy
- ‘Take my money! I just bought them,’ one shopper wrote below her TikTok video
A shopper has shared her new go-to product for broken cords that protects and prevents the wire from fraying.
American mum, Brittany, only shares products that work to her huge TikTok following and she says she can’t get enough of $15 Cord Collars from Amazon.
The affordable buy is made from a stretchy material that can fit onto any charging cord or USB cable and comes with a tool to make the application process easy.
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A shopper has shared her new go-to product for broken cords that protects and prevents the wire from fraying and it’s only $15 from Amazon
To apply the Cord Collar Brittany simply places one onto the specially made miniature plier-like tool and stretches the rubber material.
She opens the collar enough to fit over the charging insert and onto the broken wire section then simply lets go for the product to close onto the cord.
The product works to brace the cable where the break is and holds it together to ensure in an efficient charge.
To apply the Cord Collar simply place one onto the plier-like tool and stretch the rubber material, open the collar enough to fit over the insert and onto the wire then let go
The collars are available in a variety of bright colours which can also help to differentiate what cord belongs to what family member.
Brittany has called the product ‘so handy’ and instantly added it to her Amazon favourites after experiencing how well it works.
She shared the Cord Collars to TikTok where her video has since received more than 14,000 views and many comments from followers.
The Cord Collars are available in a variety of bright colours which can also help to differentiate what cord belongs to what family member
‘Take my money! I just bought them,’ one shopper wrote.
‘Oh I will need to get these,’ another mum wrote.
‘I am buying this now! We need these! The kids are always complaining about broken wires,’ a third wrote.
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