Maxxima Adaptor Grounded Protector Charger Review

Product plugs into floor socket below, blocking another socket. This may not be an issue for everyone, but in our house the bottom outlet is controlled by a wall switch - we usually put lights in there so we can turn them all on at once from the wall switch - but that means either the wall switch has to stay on all the time, otherwise the adapter will turn off when the wall switch is turned off. So not very useful for my purposes.

I needed something that would help me plug in all the electronic devices we use in the bathroom these days and also charge my brush face and it's perfect! I even used it to charge my Kindle. This particular plug used to have a decorative socket cover. I took it off and replaced it with one of the regular plastic types and then screwed it in the middle. I have a GFCI switch, so I didn't have a socket with no screw in the middle. (I think I described it correctly.)

I needed something that would help me plug in all the electronics we use in the bathroom these days and also charge my facial brush and it's perfect! I even used it to charge my Kindle. This particular plug used to have a decorative socket cover. I took it off and replaced it with one of the regular plastic types and then screwed it in the middle. I have a GFCI switch, so I didn't have a socket with no screw in the middle. (I think I described it correctly.)

This is great. I bought this for my kitchen so I don't have to unplug the coffee maker to plug in a toaster or wax warmer etc. Removed the tiny screw holding the outlet to the wall, plugged that bad boy in and screwed it to the wall, and voila! There are now six sockets and two very practical USB ports in my kitchen. Looks great, solved my first world problem completely, easy. Definitely recommend this to anyone facing the same annoying issues. It would be perfect for the bathroom, living room…

Easy to install. I bought a replacement adapter from the 90s. I also changed the pad. No questions. The screw in the middle lined up with the outlet and I screwed it in with ease. The only reason this isn't a 5 star review is because something is stuck. This is possible because it's new and people will always prefer a tight fork to a loose fork that always falls off. The problem is that the adapter is round and doesn't stick to the wall. The socket is very tight and when I insert something into