recipe for seasoning power cords

I agree with what everyone has said. It's the ebb and flow of current that seasons a powercord. If you don't want to leave your refrigerator or freezer doors open, leave the power cord in-line for 3-4 weeks. The owner of Elrod power cords told me this when I was breaking in one of his power cords. He reccomended a freezer, but a frige probably works just as well. Hope this helps. Stan

get a adapter for a 220 outlet, and connect it to your clothes dryer, 220 volts pumping thru that baby !!!! get er done !!

Readster belongs to the Butch Cassidy school of thought. (From the movie- Butch Cassdy and the Sundance Kid. Sundance-"Well Butch, Ya think ya used enough dynamite?" This is after they both watch half a train mail car disintegrate into small pieces.) Great Movie!

i'm just being silly, i don't know if i really buy the burning in of the power cord, or maybe my ears aren't good enough to hear the difference, but if you all can, then i can't argue with that.

Addendum to my first post: The owner of Elrod Power cords said nothing about an open frige door. He said leave the power cord in-line for 3-4 weeks on a freezer, but he said, a refrigerator would probably work well too. This is the first I've heard about leaving the door open. I guess it won't hurt the cord, I don't know about the frige.