Two possabilities come immediately to mind:
1. Fold them lengthwise several times until you can put a rubberband
around them.
2. Our morning paper is delivered in a rectangular plastic bag.
Dropping one tie into a bag would separate it from the others.
It might knot itself though.
Hope this helps.
Jim
Eric Petrevich wrote:
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>
> Does anyone have any solution to storage and transport of tie down
> straps that doesn't result in knots that make Eagle scouts crazy?
>
> Currently, I have 2 rods sticking out of the shop wall that I hang the
> straps on. This works good, but as soon as I put the straps in the car,
> they start to tie themselves together.
> TIA for any help.
>
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