Command Round Cord Clips for Kid and Pet Safe Homes, Tame Tangled Cords Behind TVs and Appliances
Command Round Cord Clips for Kid and Pet Safe Homes, Tame Tangled Cords Behind TVs and Appliances
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Why you'll love it
- damage-free removal preserves walls — ideal for renters and dorms who can't leave marks
- clear clips blend into walls and baseboards for a discreet, uncluttered look
- no tools or drilling required, making setup fast and renter-friendly
- works on multiple smooth surfaces (painted walls, glass, tile, metal) for flexible placement
- reusable with refill strips instead of forcing repurchase of the whole clip
- specifically engineered to tame dangerous, tangled electrical cords behind computers and appliances
Perfect for
- managing Christmas light cords along walls and windows without nail holes
- routing TV and computer cables behind entertainment centers
- securing appliance cords to baseboards in kitchens and laundry areas
- organizing lamp and charger cables on dorm room walls
- tidying tangled cords along desks and home office setups
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Product Information
ELECTRICAL CORD ORGANIZER: One package of the Command Clear Round Cord Clips includes 13 clear cord clips and 16 small Command Strips
DAMAGE FREE HANGING: Cord wall clips for hanging electrical cables and cords work without leaving holes, marks or sticky residue on a variety of surfaces and removes cleanly when you want to reorganize without tools
WORKS ON A VARIETY OF SMOOTH SURFACES: Cable wall clip works on a variety of smooth surfaces, including painted walls, finished wood, painted concrete cinder blocks, laminate, glass, metal and tiles
SURFACE PREP: Clean with rubbing alcohol to remove grime and dust to allow the cable clips to bond to the surface; the indoor temperature must be between 50 degrees Fahrenheit and 105 degrees Fahrenheit
USAGE TIPS: Wait seven days after painting before using the Command Cord Clips to allow paint to cure; do not hang over beds or on wallpaper; do not use the round cord holders for hanging valuable items
EASY CLEAN REMOVAL: Lightly hold the top of the removable adhesive strips and slowly pull straight down to remove the cord clips and prevent damage of walls and surfaces; reuse your clip and hardware again by purchasing small refill strips
Command Clear Round Cord Clips eliminate dangerous, tangled cords behind your computers, appliances and entertainment centers without damaging your walls and surfaces. A great home improvement item, these damage free hanging wall cord clips stick on a variety of smooth surfaces without leaving holes, marks or sticky residue. Simply mount these cable cord clips on painted walls, finished wood, painted concrete cinder blocks, laminate, glass, metal and tiles to keep your electrical cable cords out of the way. Perfect for home renovators and college students, use these wall clips for hanging electrical cords in your work office, home office and entertainment areas to elevate the appearance of your living or working space without tools. Directions are included; follow the directions closely to use the cable clips as intended. Apply small Command Refill Strips to relocate the 3M Cord Clip you are using to a new area. A clever organizing solution that doesn’t damage surfaces, this adhesive cord clip pack will help you organize your space. One package contains 13 clear cord clips and 16 small Command Strips. Decorate, organize and celebrate damage free with Command.Part Number: CL017-13NA
Item Weight: 1.41 ounces
Product Dimensions: 9.25 x 6.5 x 2 inches
Size: 13 Clips, 16 Strips
Color: Clear
Style: 13 Clips
Finish: Polished
Material: Plastic
Shape: Rectangular
Installation Method: Self-Adhesive
Item Package Quantity: 1
Number Of Pieces: 1
Maximum Weight Capacity: 2.5 Pounds
Mounting Type: Wall Mount
Special Features: Heavy Duty
Included Components: 13 Clips, 16 Strips
Batteries Included?: No
Batteries Required?: No
Date First Available: October 30, 2017
Frequently Asked Questions
Do these clips help prevent tripping over cords?
Yes. By routing cords along the wall, baseboard, or under the desk, the clips keep cables off the floor where feet, pets, and vacuum cleaners tend to catch them. It is one of the simplest ways to remove a common household trip hazard.
Are these safe to use around kids and pets?
The clips themselves are small, smooth, and have no sharp edges or hard fasteners. Once the cord is clipped in place, the cord is held flat against the wall, which makes it much harder for a child or pet to pull, chew, or play with. The adhesive strip stays behind the clip and is not a contact hazard once mounted.
Will the clips hold a heavy appliance cord without falling?
Each clip is rated for up to 2.5 lb, which covers most standard lamp, charger, TV, and small appliance cords. For heavier cords, simply use additional clips to distribute the weight along the run rather than relying on a single clip.
Can I use these behind a TV or computer to reduce fire risk from tangled cords?
Tangled cords trap heat, and the tangle itself is the problem the product is designed to address. By separating and routing cords along the wall or back of the entertainment center, the clips help cords stay cooler and easier to inspect, which is a meaningful safety improvement for computer and TV setups.
Is the adhesive safe to use in a child's bedroom or nursery?
Yes. Command Strips use a pressure-sensitive adhesive that is mounted behind the clip, so once installed there is no exposed adhesive surface. Always follow the weight rating and apply to clean, cured surfaces for the safest bond.
Are these safer than nails, screws, or staples for routing cords?
For most renters and homeowners, yes. Nails and staples can pierce the insulation of a cord if installed incorrectly, which creates a shock or fire risk. These clips hold the cord externally in a smooth plastic channel, so there is no risk of puncturing the cord jacket.
How do these compare to using tape or hot glue for cord management?
Tape tends to lose grip on painted walls and can pull paint off when removed, which then exposes the wall to moisture and damage. Hot glue has a similar issue and can also become brittle over time. The Command Strip system is engineered to hold a 2.5 lb load reliably and to release cleanly without damage, which is a safer long-term solution.
Is this a better safety choice than cord covers or floor cord protectors?
It depends on the run. Floor cord protectors are useful for cords that must cross a walkway, but in most rooms the safest approach is to lift the cord off the floor entirely. Routing it along the baseboard with these clips removes the trip and chew hazard at the source.
What is safer for a dorm room with strict fire codes?
Most dorm fire codes prohibit nails, screws, and adhesive products that damage walls. Command-style clips are generally allowed because they are damage-free and keep cords off the floor. Always check your specific dorm policy, but these are typically the renter-friendly choice.
Can I use these in a kitchen to manage appliance cords safely?
Yes. Mounting clips along the back of the counter or under upper cabinets keeps appliance cords away from the cooking surface and off the counter where they can get wet or snagged. The clear design also keeps the kitchen looking clean while improving safety.
Will the clip melt if it sits next to a warm lamp or appliance?
The plastic is designed for normal indoor temperatures around lamps, computers, and standard appliances. It should not be mounted directly on a heat source like a radiator, toaster oven housing, or halogen bulb, but for typical use it holds up without warping.
How do I know the adhesive is actually holding and the cord will not fall?
Press the clip firmly against the wall for about 30 seconds, then wait one hour before adding the cord. This gives the adhesive time to reach full bond strength. After that, you can gently tug on the cord to confirm the clip is seated. Following these steps is the standard way to ensure a reliable hold.
Are these safe on painted walls in a humid bathroom?
On smooth, cured tile, glass, or metal in a bathroom, the clips hold well. On painted bathroom walls, prolonged humidity can weaken the adhesive over time, so it is better to mount them on the tile or mirror edge for a longer-lasting hold.
What if a clip comes loose with a cord attached?
If a clip releases unexpectedly, do not pull the cord. Remove the cord, peel the clip off the wall, and remount it with a fresh Command strip. Loose adhesion is almost always caused by a dusty or uncured surface, both of which are easy to fix.
Can I trust this to keep holiday light cords away from curtains and bedding?
Yes. Routing light cords along the window frame with these clips holds them away from curtains, blinds, and bedding where heat can build up. It is a simple, low-cost way to reduce a common seasonal fire risk.
How do I install these cord clips on the wall?
Clean the wall with isopropyl alcohol and let it dry. Peel the Command Strip off the backing, press it firmly onto the back of the clip, then peel the liner off the other side of the strip. Press the clip onto the wall for about 30 seconds and wait one hour before inserting the cord. This allows the adhesive to reach full strength and gives a secure hold.
How do I remove the clips without damaging the wall?
Grip the clip gently and pull the small tab on the Command Strip straight down, parallel to the wall, not out at an angle. The strip will stretch and release slowly. This damage-free removal works on painted walls, finished wood, glass, tile, and metal when the surface was prepared correctly at install.
Can I reuse a clip after I remove it?
Yes. The clip itself is reusable. You will need a new small Command refill strip to remount it, since the original strip stretches during removal and is not reusable. Refill strips are sold separately and are the standard way to relocate a clip without buying a full new pack.
Will these clips hold a thick extension cord or a heavy appliance cable?
Each clip is rated for up to 2.5 lb, which covers most standard lamp, charger, TV, and small appliance cords. For a thicker extension cord, use additional clips along the run so the weight is shared across multiple clips rather than relying on a single one.
Will these work on textured walls, brick, or concrete?
Command Strips are designed for smooth, sealed surfaces. On heavily textured walls, brick, or unpainted concrete, the bond will not reach full strength and the clip may release. For those surfaces, use a dedicated brick or concrete mounting solution instead.
What is in the box when I order this product?
The pack includes 13 clear round cord clips and 16 small Command Strips, giving you a few extra strips in case one is misapplied. The 26-clip version includes 26 clips and 32 strips. Everything you need to install is in the box, so there is nothing else to buy unless you want refill strips for future moves.
Is the adhesive safe to use in a bedroom or around children?
Yes. The adhesive sits between the clip and the wall and is fully covered once the clip is mounted, so there is no exposed adhesive surface in the room. The plastic clip has no sharp edges, which makes it a popular choice for nurseries, kids' rooms, and dorms.
Will the clips leave a mark or yellow stain if they are up for a long time?
On properly prepared surfaces, no. Command Strips are designed to remove cleanly without yellowing, staining, or leaving residue when removed as directed. This is part of why they are trusted for long-term use in rentals and dorms.
How is this different from a Command Cord Bundler or Command Cable Tie?
Cord bundlers and cable ties group multiple cords together into one bundle, which is useful for a loose cable behind a desk. Round cord clips route a single cord along a wall, baseboard, or window frame, which is what you want when the goal is a clean, intentional line rather than a hidden bundle. The two products are complementary, not interchangeable.
