Review on Cat Scratch Guard Furniture Protectors Cats best for Beds & Furniture by Mary Maybank

This has saved the corners of our new furniture from the fate of many of their predecessors. We tried duct tape (which stuck to my kids' pants every time they got too close to furniture corners) and cat scratch spray, but neither were very effective. In the end, I decided vinyl corners were more attractive than torn corners. They're not exactly "invisible," but they're not entirely obvious just by looking around the room. They come off easily, but I'm having a hard time getting them tight enough not to burst. However, they do deter cats from scratching and they don't look terrible, so I'm happy with them. They offer a few extra pins in case you lose them.