Pivot Power Cord Can Give More Outlets to Your Dorm

Jul 21 2010, 3:00pm CDT | by Susan McGlaun

The Pivot Power Cord is available at Pivot Power for $25.00.

When you move out of your parents house and go off to school you will soon learn that dorms and most college apartments do not have a lot of space. With that small amount of space comes another problem, not enough power outlets. That is where the Pivot Power Cord comes in.

It gives you the power to reclaim your outlets with this adjustable electrical power strip that can hold large adapters in every outlet. Now you have the freedom you need to plug in all your electronics and gadgets with less tangle and mess. The flexible form bends into a circular, semi-circular, and zig-zag shape so you decide what works best in your space. It has six outlet pods, which can be adjusted so that large power bricks do not hog space. It also provides you with surge protection with an easy off/reset button. Now you have the control over all those cords. Be sure to buy one today.

The Pivot Power Cord is available at Pivot Power for $25.00.

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