Review on 🔧 Enhance Kitchen Safety with Safety 1St Tool Free Kitchen Safety Kit, White by Marvin Leon

This is more of an introductory pack because it doesn't come with enough locks to keep the whole kitchen away from the kids. The brand seems to have an entire parental control system, but this set doesn't seem to be one of their best products; They seem to have better, newer versions of everything. The kit includes: - 4 Pro stove handle covers: the gray part is like non-slip silicone, which gives it a nice look. The lids appear to be large enough to fit most handles. Cons: Clear plastic doesn't look cheap but it does look brittle, as does plastic which breaks very easily - 4 socket covers Pros: Simple solution Cons: You only get covers for 2 sockets. they look like they will break easily and get stuck in the socket; Not a big deal but an unnecessary annoyance waiting in the wings - 2 Pro Cabinet/Drawer Latches: These are the best in the set, looks like they'll last a while. Can be used for both drawers and cabinets. Has a locking function for long-lasting use, so you don't have to press it every time you want to open the drawer. Comes with 3M adhesive tapes for fixing and self-leveling function for easy installation. Cons: You only get 2 and can have a dozen boxes alone. They would at least be covered by knife boxes. It takes a bit of effort to turn the feature without locking, but it should unlock after a while.-1 Per Cabinet Sliding Lock: Locks 2 adjacent cabinets at once. Relatively easy to use Cons: Plastic is hard, so it feels like it might be brittle. It doesn't "tighten" easily despite the angled teeth, so you have to push the buttons to close it and also open it (it feels like it's about to break if you force it closed). Outlet I would buy more drawer latches from this company and find flexible outlet covers elsewhere