





Mommys Helper Outlet Plugs,White 36 Count
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Ramesh
> 3 dayThese are 36 to a pack, so I should have paid more attention to the description. Do not sit flush with the outlets and so can be pulled off without any effort. Im sure my 10 month old will be able to take them off easily.Also being translucent/almost transparent they also are interesting things to explore for my son. I was getting these to fill in for the ones that were missing. The older ones in my home sit flush and have a solid color that makes them less apparent targets. I need something flat to take those off. Its not worth the shipping back and so Im going to just get others.
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Trevor W
> 3 dayAfter reviewing a ton of outlet plugs I just gambled on these plugs. From reviews of these and others it appears to be a bit of a gamble on any brand. For me in newer (80s plus) construction these fit very firmly and as some reviewers mention are almost too hard to get off. But they were pretty inexpensive but seem of solid quality. For the reviewer who mentioned them melting... I think that is a wiring/outlet problem. My outlets do not get that hot, would make me quite worried about potential fire risk. Overall these worked great and if I need more I will get these again.
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Keith Harrell
Greater than one weekI bought these to help insulate, and they help. Obviously they are difficult to get off because that is their intended purpose and theyd be a choking hazard if they werent, but it can be a bit of a hassle trying to quickly get things plugged in even for a determined adult! Also, they are sort of easy to misplace being translucent. Good thing they are cheap and plentiful! If I were reviewing this for a household with children, my thoughts might be different, but for my purpose they are great!
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Keenan Toy PhD
> 3 dayMy son is 8 months and is at the stage where he enjoys pulling on cords and climbing on stuff. So he hasn’t tried to pull these out but I like that he can’t accidently put his finger in any outlets on the power strip of the wall. They lay pretty flush and even I had to take a little time to remove one. I also purchased the self-closing outlet covers for high traffic areas. So far I like the combo.
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Print Is Alive
> 3 dayI use these to cover any open, unused outlets on outdoor light strings. Other outlet covers have a bow-shaped cover, which can hold water. These are flat to keep the water out.
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St3r
> 3 dayHelpful and simple. The kid cant stick things like fingers and utensils into the socket, your stress goes down. These arent the fancy protectors that do anything else but prevent them from accessing the 110 volts of danger lurking every few feet in your home. But thats all I really needed. Plus, they were a great price compared to what most stores are asking for. Arrived quickly and I was able to cover my entire house with just a couple packages. Only thing of note would be that when sockets were really close together, such as with a wall mounted surge protector, the protectors were a bit too wide to place them side by side. Not really the fault of the protectors though. A quick workaround was layering them on top of each other. For example, in a row of three, put the right and left one first, then the middle. You get the idea. Worked just fine. Yay safety!
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B. Blood
> 3 dayIt is difficult to review a product like this. They are exactly what they are supposed to be, but nothing special. Im rating them 5 stars because they are exactly what they are supposed to be. The plastic they are made of is just the right pliability. They are solid enough that pushing them in is easy and soft enough that getting them out is easy.
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Mehana Beton
> 3 dayThey are a little hard to remove but I guess that’s good for older children. Definitely still recommend getting them!
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ReeserRoo
> 3 dayIll keep this brief, and for reference: The home where we use this product was built in 2014. These inexpensive outlet covers are nondescript, sturdy, easy (for an adult) to insert and remove, and have—on more than one occasion—kept our thrill-seeking toddler from electrocuting himself. Any time our family can leverage an effective, low cost item to avoid a (literal) hair-raising experience… that’s a win/win! Feel free to leave me a comment or question, I’m happy to add anything else you’d like to know about the product. Thanks for taking the time to read my review, hopefully this information was useful!
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Michael Haywood
Greater than one weekTheyre cheap pieces of plastic (not trying to belittle the product) that are easy to push into a socket and easy to remove if need be. If youre looking for some wall socket covers, I think these would be a pretty solid purchase.