I won’t bore you lengthy explanations on this Plug Extension Cord Project, because it really doesn’t require one. It’s been designed to basically explore the possibilities of using only one hand or simply just your foot to unplug your gadget. Sometimes we do get into a situation where our hands are full and we need to unplug the damn cord. This plug extension is for one of those sticky situations. Neat, simple and superb!
Designer: Anton Zetocha
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uhmmmm how does this work?
why can’t we unplug something with one hand already?
Badly presented concept. The text description sounds interesting but instead of showing objects lying around and doing nothing the images should explain the usage. I am thinking of a simple before/after image…
On mine, the mission of this thing is clear without explanations. Very nice piece.
why all this?