The cayenne pepper would probably make the cords red for sure - however once it dries it probably wouldn't stain, however if you've got the cords on light-colored surfaces this might not be a good option just in case.



I've never heard of Fooey, put it is worth a try.



The flexible cord conduits might help cover the bends around your furniture.



As for dish soap - that might be a solution. I do know I had a cat who loved bath soap, so you might want to test out a small bit and see how your cat reacts.




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