08/01/07 : Good Housekeeping Magazine Includes Sock Cop in “A Cleaner House in One Minute”

Good Housekeeping Magazine suggests "...snap up a Sock Cop - a plastic gripper that 'handcuffs' socks together. The grippers, which are reusable, will hang tough through the entire wash-and-dry cycle."

HGTV's I Want That! showcases innovations for the home that are the new and latest high-tech gadgets and design trends. Sock Cop is featured as a solution to the never-ending question of where do socks really go during the laundry cycle. "Finally, someone has come up with a way to keep socks from going AWOL in the dryer."

04/01/06 : Skirt Magazine Says Sock Cop is the Sock Patrol

Skirt Magazine, the premiere women’s magazine, highlights Sock Cop in the Domestic Bliss Section  as the Sock Patrol.  “Never lose another sock with help from Sock Cops...you don’t waste time searching for your sock’s mate.”

ABC News - Good Morning America welcomes Good Housekeeping Magazine's editor, Ellen Levine, who offers solutions for household chores. "To lighten your laundry load, Good Housekeeping recommends Sock Cops".

10/01/05 : Good Housekeeping Magazine Includes Sock Cop in “Best of Everything”

Good Housekeeping Magazine suggests using Sock Cops to “hand-cuff” socks together for washing and drying.  “The Good Housekeeping Institute clipped several pairs of socks together and put them through the washer and dryer multiple times.  All socks emerged as they had been clipped, with no damage to the socks or the clips.

04/02/05 : Detroit News Chooses the Sock Cop as a Favorite Product from the 2005 International Home and Housewares Show

In “Home & Housewares Show Gives Preview of Things to Come”, the Detroit News selects favorite products.  (Sock Cops) “hold socks solidly throughout the washing and drying cycle.  They will be available at local stores soon.”

12/06/04 : WTSP - Ch. 10 News “Try It Before You Buy It” Gives Sock Cop Thumbs Up       

“Try It Before You Buy It”, is a weekly program that tests products and services.  The Sock Cop is tested at a local LaundroMax to confirm it’s claim to defeat the “Sock Monster”.  Although skeptical at first, the operator, Sydney Adams says “The Sock Cops worked really well.  They survived the washing and drying cycle--holding the socks together the entire time and they didn’t create wet spots.”