Iba Innovations Blind Cord Winder - No Wall Damage Safety Blind Cord Wrap Cleat Alternative (Clear, 2 - Pack)

This is so easy to use. Just attach the bottom of the cord, wind the winder up to the top of the cord with your two fingers, and hook the top of cord to it. It looks nice, and it works wonderfully. I didn't want to have to screw a bracket into the wall or use tape that would tear off paint or drywall. I like the round see-through design. It seems sturdy. I love it!

Had way too much slack on my window blinds and would cause the cords to get tangled. This product a great fix for that. Simple, effective, blends in well and super easy to use. If you need something like this I definitely recommend this product.

These are pretty much idiot proof on how to use! With having blinds in the house and a baby who’s growing and cats who like to play with strings, though they’ve learned not to play with the blinds, these will be a life saver (literally). It allows for those long blind cords, when blinds are open, to be wrapped up and out of reach for the kiddo. They are also very easy to adjust for when you want the blinds closed. I also may have dropped a couple too and they are sturdy plastic with no sharp edges to don’t have to worry about the kiddo breaking them when they aren’t in use if she gets her hands on them for some reason.

These are durable and easy to use. It's kept my cat from hanging herself. The price is a little much

I got this because my cat is always attaching the blind cords if they hang down. It works super well in keeping her from reaching it when the blinds are up. I have a command hook on the wall, and I just leave the ring on the command hook to avoid winding it up and down.

Works like a charm! I wasn’t sure how to install it at first, but the instructions were easy to follow. The cords on my blinds were so long that I don’t need to remove or unwind the device to get additional length to lower the blinds. It’s sturdy and keeps it out of reach from my toddler while still being completely functional, which is precisely what we needed. As a bonus, it’s actually easier to raise and lower our heavy blinds than it had been with just the end toggles. Will be buying more for our other blinds. Very happy with this purchase!

These do exactly what they say they do, and you should be warned, you do have to spend a few minutes each time you close your blinds. Im not a monk, or a nun, but I do have a lot of patience, so I look at it as a time to breath and be mindful. If there was an alterative, I would gladly switch. But in my case, there isnt. My husband on the other hand, he doesnt have a lot of patience and he just wont do it. The blinds will stay open or closed, however I leave them, because he is done with these. He would like me to return them but again, I need the cords wound up and there isnt an alternatice I have found that works for mine. You have to wind the string just so, so that the string doesnt cover up the side that has the opening where you latch it. If you are not careful, you have to start over. Letting them down is easy, just unlatch and let unravel. Pulling them up. It works, but not if your in a hurry.

These items keep long cords from trailing onto the floor and appear to be an improvement over gluing plastic cord hooks to the wall. Items arrived promptly and in good shape, with due credit to the Amazon delivery person since the items are plastic and shipped in an envelope, and so required TLC to arrive without damage. Items were as described by seller and worked as described. I used them on 4 old-fashioned Hunter 70” high Douglas blinds to shorten the 4 cords that hoist the blinds up and down. I just put them on, but can see they will work just fine unless I forget they're there and neglect to unwind the cords before using them to raise or lower the blinds. I fastened each of them just above the cord holders located at the midpoints of the blinds, wound the cords up till the winder was hidden behind the cloth valences, and secured the ends of the cords in the winder hooks. I generally leave the middle 2 blinds halfway down and the outer two raised so do not anticipate having to unwind and rewind the cords from the winder, which would be somewhat of a nuisance.