Review on 👶 Baby Safety Locks, Childproofing Set for Cabinets, Drawers, Appliances, Toilet Seat, Fridge and Oven | No Tools Needed | Strong 3M Adhesive with Adjustable Strap and Latch System (Pack of 6, White) by Tamara Gruzella

Installed a week ago to prevent the little man from (1) opening the oven (2) pulling out the top drawer and (3) getting into Lazy Susan. So far I've tried many Lazy Susan parental control products and even tried to make a few myself. All in vain. So far that seems to have helped. Two things bothered me at first. #1) Will the "tape" be strong enough to do the job and remove the paint when they are removed in a few years. As for #1, so far so good. Impressively strong stuff. I cleaned the areas to be glued with 91% isopropyl alcohol and cotton swabs, let it dry for about an hour and then mounted. I strongly recommend doing this. For #2, I originally installed Lazy Susan in the wrong place. When removing the sealed part (again VERY hard and it took a bit of effort) the paint didn't wash off. I can't say what will happen in 3+ years when we don't need child protection anymore, but I was glad to see it now. A recommendation to improve the product: they can only be mounted with both ends (black parts) pointing in the same direction. I first tried flipping the white connector to match the desired mounting location on Lazy Susan. I noticed that the grooves in the white "belt" connector that fix it to the black parts are on one side only. If they were on either side it would provide additional installation options.