At the cottage, the only thing more annoying than a twisted extension cord is…well, nothing comes to mind. Avid DIYer and Cottage Coach, Adam Holman has a hack for this, so your cords stay organized and you keep your cool. Watch this quick video to learn how to make a daisy chain.
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