Spinning Charging Station Tower w/ Power Strip by Lori Greiner

Why pay more when you can get it here for less? Discover the power of organization. This novel spinning organizer, designed just for QVC, doesn't just eliminate clutter and make essentials easy to find--it charges up electronic devices, too! There's room for up to eight items to fully power up. Simply plug your cell phone, MP3 player, PDA, and digital camera--or whatever else you use daily--right into the included hidden power strip. They conveniently charge together in one easily located spot. Plus, there's plenty of stow space for other items you use every day. The top compartment opens to store extras like a wallet, coins, sunglasses, and more. One side has a slot for pens, as well as two key hooks. The opposite side houses mail and bills. The tower design swivels so you can easily access each side. It's tall and doesn't have a huge footprint, maximizing counter space. Great for the gadget guru, it keeps messy wires under control, and it's attractive, too--take your pick of four colors to match your decor. Multifunctional, handy, and good-looking--have you ever gotten such a charge from an organizer? From Lori Greiner. Medium density fiberboard Rotates 180 degrees Measures 13"H x 9"W x 10"L UL listed No longer available through QVC, it was selling for $48.00 + shipping. SAVE $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Please specify color you prefer. Available in Cherry, White, Black and Oak.

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