🔒 Demecs Child Safety Strap Locks (6 Pack) - Fridge, Cupboard, Drawer, Dishwasher, Toilet Locks with 3M Adhesive Tape - No Drilling Needed, Double Lock Protection (Pure White) Review

I like these parental controls because it makes it a bit harder for our kids to figure out what to do with locked and unlocked settings. They stay in place pretty well and there are 6 of these in this set so there are more than we currently use.

Child safety locks are not an easy task. Although these locks work very well. I have a second child who loves everything. These locks were easy to install, just use glue. The lock is also easy to open once you get the hang of it. You pull the ring out and twist it, then squeeze it and it opens perfectly. They also prevent small hands from opening drawers and doors and grasping dangerous objects.

Pros: Easy to install, a few steps which I hope my kid won't learn, although it looks like a good product. Cons: I specifically ordered all white to match our decor and I have black and white which looks pretty gaudy. I needed to use them asap so I wouldn't mess around with returns and reorders and risk getting the wrong color again. If you order make sure you are okay because now I see this hasn't just happened to me.

Attached with 3M high strength foam adhesive. It's easy to install without tools, but be sure to clean the surface before installation to keep it free of dust and dirt. It takes a few seconds for adults to unlock, but it's a toddler's nightmare. I've found the key is not to let them see you open it or they'll quickly learn how. They require no drilling, holes or screws, so won't damage your cabinets or drawers. It is easy to remove by heating it with a hair dryer until it peels off.

If you're looking for the cheapest parental lock option, you can find cheaper ones, but they have a few advantages that put them ahead of other options. My 3 year old figured out all the other parental controls we have but these are harder for him to use. On my others there is no way to cut off an extra strap that is not needed, which is extremely inconvenient. For those two reasons alone, I would be willing to spend a little more money on these locks, at least for the spots where I really need

After trawling through so many different local stores looking for child safety locks that didn't cost a penny, we just couldn't find any quality fasteners. We needed others to keep the drawers closed. I. Kitchen and living room, and they're great for that. I will say that they are even easy to open and I have long nails. They are well made and the price is good. They're easy to install and the kid hasn't figured them out yet, and for a one-year-old he's pretty good at some things. But not this…

When your little one first starts running around, touching and grabbing things to pique their curiosity, we'll look back and be glad we bought these child restraint belts. A small price to pay for peace of mind. This will prevent him from pulling out drawers and doors that may contain heavy or sharp objects. The straps are easily adjusted and cut to the desired dimensions and then more easily fitted. You remove the paper from the 3M adhesive pads and stick the tape to the door/drawer. There's a