CUTESAFETY Sliding Cabinet Locks - Baby Proofing Cabinets with Adjustable Child Safety Lock - Childproof Latches for Knobs,Handles on Kitchen Doors,Storage Door,Cupboard,Closet,Dresser (White, 10)

Been down the baby toddler proofing for 5 years now with my kids. Wanted additional latches for my extremely curious 2.5 year old. I thought these would be similar to the Safety First latches where the securer/stopper stays attached to main device - they do not, so it turns this not into a single motion removal which parents need. Effective at letting them out but PIA for parent removal.

Good for safety from kids. Hard for them to figure out how to open

My kids wake up a few min before I do, I use these to put through my cabinet door handles to keep the kids away from chemicals, and candy.

Simple little guys, but you get what you pay for. They are annoying to open, so if youre using the cabinet often, splurge on something nicer.

These are okay. Work pretty well unless the space is wide between knobs. It has to be close or these won’t secure well. Also, very hard to remove it place in reverse.

I read the negative reviews on these locks b/4 I ordered, and none of them fit my use. I needed cabinet locks for my cat. These work prefectly. Easy to attach and easy to remove the lock. And they hold tight. Note: If you have really big fingers it may be difficult to pinch the release, but these work fine for me. A+

Started with the more expensive safety first brand and then realized I need like 8 more of them so decided to give these a try instead. They do the job and are well worth the price

Arrived promptly in excellent condition. Very easy to use. I bought these to secure kitchen cabinets, keep contents from flying across the room in an earthquake. I won’t know how well these will work for that purpose until there is a significant seismic event.

I mean what is there to say? These work as intended. They lock cabinets and make it to where the kids cannot open the doors. So mission accomplished. 1 star taken off simply because it is a little difficult to grab the release triggers if you put thes on backwards. Other locks like this have it built to where you just grab it by the inside and squeeze to direction is not important, but this on is on the inside of the two bars and has little tabs that you squeeze together. Just a little difficult to get if backwards. Not a deal breaker but it could be easier if designed differently

We use these to secure cabinets from our 4 year old. Only caveat Id give is if your child will shake the cabinet doors hard enough he may break off the cabinet handle, making these locks useless.