Lost drawstrings are up there at the top of all the annoying scale for me as far as clothing mishaps go. In fact, I just spent the last month frustrated that a small silk drawstring belt came out of a silk dress; I couldnโt figure out how to get it back through without jamming a safety pin in to thread it through, and probably poking holes in the silk.
So when I got wind of this brand new doodad that helps you take care of those very lost drawstrings I was like, sign me up to try it out!
[get an exclusive discount after the jump]
I am a little wary of those โas seen on TVโ type items. I was never one
for ShamWows or Ginsu Knives or evenโฆsorry Snuggie fans. But the Re-String It: awesome.
It is just what it sounds like โ a hoodie drawstring restringer
thing. (Sounds Seussian, right?) Itโs essentially a 32โณ long, thin,
coated metal cord, like a high end bike chain. Itโs got a little clip on
one end which grasps the end of your drawstring. It stays put so you can just
pull the whole thing throughโproblem solved in about four seconds.
The video demo is pretty low tech but probably explains it better than I just did.
I tried it out on my daughterโs shorts which lost one end of the little
elastic toddler belt on the inside, and while I had to fold the elastic in half to get it into the clip, it worked great. I also restrung a pair of sweats, and then the big testโฆthe silk
dress. Donโt you just love moving items out of the โrepair thisโ pile and back into your closet?
I wish the Re-String It werenโt quite as expensiveโitโs $14.99 right now. But itโs
one of those things that once you have it, youโll be super glad you do. โLiz
Buy the drawstring restringer direct from the Re-String It website. And for a limited time, Cool Mom Picks readers get free shipping with discount code THANKS. Expires 8.31.12

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