The Green Leaf extension cord winder makes short work of controlling extension cords and keeps them readily available for use. The winder consists of a wall mounted base, the body of the unit, a drive wheel, a yoke, a hand crank and a net bag basket. The basket is made of corded material.

To install the unit you attach the wall bracket. The wall bracket is stamped inside with an arrow to show the bracket orientation. The body of the unit has locking ears to hold it in place. Pretty simple.

You feed your cord starting with the male end. Feed that end through the bottom of the basket, pulling through enough to reach your outlet. Wind the cord into the unit by pushing back on the yoke which pivots to create friction on the cord as it goes over the drive wheel.

I have two 50 foot cords hooked up in mine. You connect the two cords and hand feed the connection through the unit. Then just continue to wind.

If cords are cold it is suggested you warm them up before feeding them into the unit and you will want to pull the tangles and kinks out first since its lots easier to do this before the knot gets to you.

The basket coils the cord neatly so pulling the tangles out is a thing of the past.

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To use the cord all you do us pull out the length you need and go to work.

The second mounting bracket is to allow you to move the unit from one location to another.