Compac Home Safe -T- Bumpers - Toilet Seat Stabilizers, Keeps Children, Elderly, Disabled Safe from Slipping Off Shaking, Moving or Wobbly Toilet Seat, White, 4 Count

We moved into a new house and all three toilet seats would consistently become loose which was very iritating. I tried several options to fix the problem, and none of them worked. Until I found this. Initially, I purchased one and tried it. After having it work, I purchased two more. The product is like training wheels for your toilet seat. It cant slip to the side if installed properly. I saw several low ratings because the screw was too long and stuck through the seat. Yes, if the screw is too long for the seat thickness it obviously will. But, I think the larger issue is that you probably shouldnt be using power tools for fear of hurting yourself if you didnt measure the seat thickness compared to the screw length! So, probably wont work on a plastic seat since the ones I have seen are thin. The seat does need to be thick, i.e., wood.

It doesnt fit my toilet and this seller does not accept returns.

I bought these for both our bathrooms, along with these bolts

Works as its supposed to and very easy to install. Just make sure that you have some good wrist strength. Also be sure to use the included rubber bands or the plastic Clips will slide

Tried multiple options to stabilize the seat, this was the only thing that worked. It works perfectly.

These things are awesome! The instructions could provide a bit more detail but the seat doesnt slide to the side anymore. I did buy a drill bit that I didnt need but it was only a few $... All you need is a rechargeable screwdriver, no drill or drill bit needed, you can drive in the screw without starting a hole with the drill bit.

I have bought these in the past and always order more whenever I have to replace my toilet seats. I absolutely love these, they keep the seat from sliding and keep me feeling secure.

When properly installed, these really do stop the toilet seat from moving around and breaking the bolts that hold the seat.

I applied these to a wooden toilet seat. Drilled four holes being careful not to drill all the way through the seat. Fastened the bumpers to the seat with the supplied screws. The toilet seat is now very stable.

I have an individual at my work who slides onto the toilet seat. The seat will move, and we have had it crack at the hinges. This product has kept the seat in place and makes the transfers easier.