How do you wrap a headset without damaging it?

Instead of simply rolling like a ball of knitting yarn, earphones need to be loosely wrapped around fingers and woven in a manner that they neither get tangled nor are damaged. To do this, start wrapping the chord over your fingers. Be sure to leave out some length towards the end.

What do you wrap headphones around?

Begin by making the ASL “I love you” sign with one hand. Place the plug end of your headphones under your middle and ring fingers. With your other hand, start wrapping the cord around your pointed fingers, crossing in the middle after each wrap. So, the cord will wrap around each finger from the same direction.

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5. Turn a Magnet Into a Magnet Clip.
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8. Use as a Money Clip.

How to wrap your headphones with a binder clip?

Grab the cord below your earbuds and start wrapping it around the arms of the binder clip. Don’t wrap too tightly; doing so could damage your headphones. (This is less of a worry the less fancy your headphones are.)

How do you wrap a headphone cord to a backpack?

Slap on the binder clip near the earpiece end and begin wrapping the cord around the two metal arms. You can use it as a cable shortener and even clip it on to your backpack for hassle-free listening. When you’re done, you can take the headphone jack and feed it through the wider opening of the arms to keep it all in place.

What happens when you wrap up your earbuds?

Wrapping up your earbuds always ends up being an ordeal: they come undone in your bag, they get tangled, and are just a big pain in the butt. Wouldn’t it be nice if tangled headphones were a thing of the past? Here’s a look at a few ways to wrap up your headphones without the frustration. This is the go-to method for most of the Lifehacker team.

What’s the over under method for wrapping headphones?

If you’re nodding your head, the over-under method is for you. You’re simply alternating two different kinds of loops to counteract any kind of tangling when you unravel your headphones, so start by making a regular loop and then make another loop that goes in the opposite direction.