Straighten cables. How to remove the kinks in your cables.

Here's a quick and easy way to remove the kinks and bends from your PVC covered cables.

[xVinceCx]

Thank you for not going on for six minutes about the history of cables.

[FarmYardGaming]

This feels like classic YouTube with how simple, quick and... unexpectedly effective this is. I love it!

[ut]

Remember when videos used to be good? Like this one? Keep up the good work, sir!

[Brianuuuu]

I genuinely thought this is a video from a bygone age of YouTube but no, uploaded 3 weeks ago. No stupid titles, no clickbait thumbnail, no needless exposition

[TheDutchMagicTeacher]

I really thought YT recommended me a 10+ year old video because of how short and to the point it was. No ramble, no sponsor, no amazon affiliate links to buy the same water boiler you have. I absolutely love it.

[ChopperCindy]

Brilliant! No music, no captions, no intro…..loved it! And… it’s not recorded in portrait mode 😊

[RFC]

I did this but I left it in the water too long and my cable is now sprouting extra branches with mini-USB plugs. Please advise.

[RhiannonFan]

Great video.
No clickbait; no face of the uploader shouting manically at the viewer; no stupid music; no loooong introduction; no demand for 'likes' and 'subscriptions'; no pushing sales of 'merch'.
Just straightforward, well-presented, useful, information.

[luisrocha]

No useless introduction, no dumb explanations. This should be the Gold standard for youtube tutorials

[NewJerseyPops-si]

God, an actual short, succinct video? Less than a minute, and it's HELPFUL. Old school. Thank you

[troynilson]

The algorithm is finally taking me back to the roots of YouTube! Short, simple, and informative. Great video sir

[rafaelgsbr]

It also works the other way around. You can use this method to make a coiled cable, just like the old telephone cables used to be. You just need to wrap the cable around a rod or something similar.

[cypeman]

I shout at my cables, arrest them, put them on trial and jail them.
That straightens them out.

[BBoaBrim]

Exactly how I like instructional videos. No long dramatic intros. No rambling on for ten minutes before getting to the subject. No “and now a word from today’s sponsor”. No “like and subscribe” before the video barely starts. No begging for money via Patreon. No speaking like an over-excited five year old (or talking as if your audience are). Straight to the point. Perfect. Thank you.

[FrustratedTaxpayer-ub]

This should be awarded the best video on YouTube

[MrPantss]

I have used boiling water for years to loosen up things like rubber and plastics, but never thought of using it for a USB cable! Brilliant!! ❤

[RifetOkic]

Now THIS is a legend! No 8 minute nonsense, just straight to the point on a topic EVERYONE could use

[Qui-]

The best part of this video? It was shown and explained in real human-time, with none of the trendy sped-up video thats cut every second or 3, shortened at every opportunity, abrasive music, with no explanation provided, etc. too many creators have disregarded this, thinking that hyped up videos are quality or get more views. You care for your viewers. Thanks 👍

[Atkafası-]

No sponsors, no affiliate links, no bs. Thank you 🎉

[larrykostopulos]

short, concise, demonstrable and multi use. Bravo Rich Langner, Bravo.