You will need
- cable;
- - wire, electrical tape, Scotch tape;
- - coil or Sochi.
Instruction
1
If you need to pull the small cable from the headphones or charging the phone, proceed as follows: take headphones (charger) in the right hand, and hold their middle and ring finger. In this case the index finger and little finger will be exhibited in the form of "goats". Then the left hand wrap the cable around the little finger, then around your index finger once again around the little finger, etc. Thus, eight wrap the whole wire, leaving a small end. Wrap end of wire "waist" of the eight several times and thread the tip through the resulting loop.
2
For winding a long cable (several meters), use your hand. Take the end of the cable in your right hand, then wrap the wire around the arm, hooking his elbow (the right arm should be bent at the elbow). Making a circle, loop the cable through the palm of his right hand, again in the elbow, etc Spin so the whole cable, when you get to the end, wrap the tip several times around the winding, fixing design.
3
Too long cable wound on the elbow quite uncomfortable, so use any improvised means, for example, use the legs of an overturned chair. Much safer fixing the coiled cable if you use tape, duct tape or wire that you will be able to control the unwinding of the cable without disturbing all the loops.
4
If you need to gently roll the very long cable (up to 50 meters) so that it is not twisted, fold it on the ground or floor. Lay out a large oval from the entire cable, then go from one end and expand the cable by 180º to get eight. Loop one piece of eight to another, and you get a circle of two layers. Repeat all steps with double wire. So fold the whole cable.
5
If you decide to wind the wire on the coil or Babin, carefully inspect it before winding. The coil should not be sharp corners, it should be streamlined, preferably of circular shape, otherwise the cable will appear fading, and it can even be bent during storage. Wrap the cable evenly, avoiding too much tension and twisting.