🔒 KidCo Adhesive Mount Magnet Lock - White - Set of 4 for Optimal Security Enhancement in Home Safety Review

We got them about 6 months ago and 90% of them are still effective. Unfortunately 2 of them (I bought several) don't work, allowing my little monster to access the uncharted depths of the closet. What happened was the glue on the "top" of the cabinet, the part that attaches the latch anchor, came loose. This was mainly because the family came on holiday without knowing how the system worked and with more force when my child pulled on the doors. (Because why won't the floor to ceiling closets…

I have tried different types of locks for our cabinets and they are fine. I don't like her, but I don't hate her either. Well, 1. They are pretty easy to install and most of them work very well2. The magnet works easily with strong fridge magnets, so you don't have to buy a keychain or if you lose your key3. You can disable the locking mechanism, so if, for example, the child has grown and no longer needs to be locked, or the child is sleeping and you are in and out of the closet for some…

My cat is curious about what's in my cupboards (trash, cleaning supplies, etc.). I used to use child safety locks for cat protection, I checked them out and thought they looked good. So far, so good. Due to the design, your cat would need to be very strong or have magnetic paws to open it (or I think they could put a key in their mouth to open it, but that's also unlikely). I'll update this if I change my mind but they seem great. Also, I'm in an apartment, so drilling holes wasn't an option…

I installed about a dozen of these in total and it was very easy. I am an engineer and designer myself and was very impressed with this design. Actually, I buy more here. Great things about this design: - Locating tabs make it easy to align and secure the latch to the cabinet, then peel off the adhesive backing and snap the latch into place, close the door and the latch is perfectly positioned. Then break the installation tabs and you're done. If you want more security you can screw them in but