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    22Apr2008

    Macbook power cord cozy

    DateApril 22, 2008

    My new favorite shop on etsy. Knitted cord covers from Pingo.

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      Response: Knit Komputer Kord Kozy
      at Notes Design on May 3, 2008
      It kinda butches-up those dainty mac power cords. via viewers like you...

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    Just a safety comment: since mac powercords tend to overheat and melt or catch fire, insulating them is a very bad idea. Not only will you keep heat from escaping, therefore heating the cord faster, but you will also be surrounding potential fire zones with flammable material. Very cute idea, but very unsafe!
    July 20, 2008 | Unregistered CommenterShana

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