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   On 6/12/24 11:55, Daniel wrote:   
   > Ziploc sandwich bags. Cut a small hole on each bottom corner for   
   > either end of the cable - then seal it up.   
      
   I hadn't considered creating a hole to allow cables to sneak out of a   
   baggie.   
      
   I wonder if a traditional non-sealing / fold up sandwich baggie that   
   folds over itself might work as well without the need to make any holes.   
      
   > This is an idea I just came up with. It may not solve your problem,   
   > per se. The bundles, though, would be separated by a bag and may   
   > prove easier to handle.   
      
   I used off brand zip-lock bags for cables during my last move.  It made   
   the boxes of cables a LOT less messy.  I could grab a baggie and pull it   
   out without worrying about things getting tangled.  It worked fairly   
   well.  The only thing keeping it from working great is the need to   
   acquire and dispose of the baggies.   
      
      
      
   Grant. . . .   
      
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