👶 Enhanced Baby Electrical Safety: Babepai 38-Pack White Outlet Covers for Childproofing Electrical Outlets Review

It changed the game. I have 2 toddlers who are fascinated by fork caps for some reason. All other brands I've bought have figured out how to just uninstall them. It's harder as you have to slide down and then pull. Even if you move the lever, it's still difficult to get it out of its socket.

My 9 month old baby has just started noticing them and only yesterday I saw one lying on the ground, today I watched very closely to see that she was getting out of the nest easily can take! Very easy to remove, a 9 month old baby can do it! I bought it hoping that the only ones who could remove it would be us adults in the house.

This is your best. I bought them for my grandparents house so it's safe for our adventurous little guy there too. My mom has really nice long nails and it's very easy for her to use these rosette pads without damaging her nails, but they are so complex that our little one can't figure them out (he's 13 months old). I highly recommend them.

Had to use pliers to pull things out but they broke and got stuck in the slot so can't even be reused. Prevent cockroaches from escaping from the walls they are placed on. You can cut off the triple prong to make it easier to remove, but it still protects your apartment well from cockroaches. Remove the third pin if you need to remove it more easily.

Throw out all those cheap socket covers you bought at the big hardware stores. . . These are the BEST covers I've found! They should be available in stores everywhere, not the cheaper ones you find at your local store. They are very easy to "install" and relatively easy to remove for an adult, but incredibly difficult for a child. . . What's the point of "installing" them in the first place! I highly recommend this product! TIP: Plug them into outlets on outside walls to minimize cold air…

The main benefit of this, at least for me, was the ability to remove it simply by pulling the tab. The quality of the materials is actually quite high, but I found it a bit difficult to slide down and open. It seems to me that it would be just as easy to use regular lids and nails to lift the lid without the aid of a pull-tab, compared to using the same amount of force to access the pull-tab and then pry it out of its socket. If I do that, I'm a little worried that I might break the lid. In…

I bought these specifically to block air out of the 3 pin vents and they did a great job. They don't do it 100% perfectly - sometimes there's still some air coming out - but they do it with great success. Depending on the socket, they can be a bit tricky to insert and sometimes even trickier to remove, but I've used 36 of 38 of these and nothing has stuck either way so far. I took some sandpaper and sanded down the third pin on a few of them and that seemed to fix any insertion/removal issues…

My daughter didn't listen to me (stop growing and stay eight forever) and grew up. Then she had the audacity to go and get married (I can't tell at the age of 25). Then they had a child. When she joined us, she checked the house, including using cheap but impossible to remove outlet covers. I saw them and decided to replace the caps which I hated to avoid even more frustration when trying to plug something into an outlet. Taking the old ones off was the hard part. They are very easy to install…