Cable Clamp for Kitchen Appliances, No-Drill Cord Holder
Cords stay behind the appliance instead of sliding out and dangling. A matte black silicone clamp with dual loops and a central slot sticks on with no drilling.
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Cords stay behind the appliance instead of sliding out and dangling. A matte black silicone clamp with dual loops and a central slot sticks on with no drilling.
Keeps plugs and power cords neatly in place with no drilling
- cords sliding out of plugs behind appliances
- tangled or dangling power cables on kitchen counters
- messy cable clutter
Keep every plug and cord in place with no drilling
Cords that slide out and dangle over the counter, replaced by a matte silicone clamp that holds them behind your appliances. Stick it once and leave the wall alone.
Two loops and a slot keep cords seated
- Dual loops hold the cord
Two curved loops and a central slot keep the cord and plug seated behind the appliance, so nothing slides out when you move the unit.
- No drill, no wall marks
The adhesive mount goes onto a clean, dry surface with no tools and no holes. Renters can use it without a landlord call.
- Flexible matte silicone
The soft silicone body flexes to grip the cord and has a matte finish that stays quiet on the counter.
Stick it once in under a minute
- 1Clean the spot
Wipe the wall-side surface with a dry cloth and let it dry fully.
- 2Press the adhesive
Peel the protective layer and press the clamp on firmly.
- 3Seat the cord
Lay the cord in the loops and slot, loose enough that the plug rests without strain.
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Questions and answers
It grips best on clean, dry, flat surfaces. Wipe the spot with a dry cloth, let it dry fully, then press firmly. Textured tile holds less well.
The flexible silicone loops stretch to take typical appliance cords. Seat the cord loosely so the plug rests without strain.
Peel slowly at an angle. Results depend on the surface, so test a small spot first if your wall paint is delicate.
Yes. It needs no drill and no screws, which is the point. You can reposition or remove it when you move.
Keep it on a cooler wall-side spot, away from vents and hot surfaces. Direct prolonged heat can soften silicone.
Tape peels and leaves residue, and zip ties need holes. One clamp placed once replaces repeated fixes, so the cost per month of tidy counters is small.
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