Power cord clip

Claim 1

A clip for holding male and female couplers of electrical power cords together comprising an elongated, singlepiece, resilient strip, the resilient strip having a back portion between two opposite end portions, the end portions curling toward each other to form generally a C-shape but with the outer tips of the C further curling toward the back portion in the manner of a lower half of a G, the strip defining axially directed cord slots located in opposite end portions of the strip for respectively receiving said electrical power cords of two couplers to be connected therewith, additional cord slots extending to the edge of the strip for joining said axially directed cord slots with said edge; whereby, the end portions of said resilient strip can be forcefully uncurled and cords of electrical power cords can be inserted via said additional slots into said axial slots with connected couplers of the power cords being positioned between the end portions adjacent said back portion, and said strip can be released, thereby allowing the end portions to curl together toward their original shape, impinging on ends of said couplers to bias them together and allow the tips to impinge on tops of said couplers, thereby tending to push said couplers toward said back portion to hold the cords of said couplers in said axial slots.