Mommys Helper Outlet Plugs,White 36 Count

These outlet plugs are clear but not super clear since it has a frosted/matte look to it. Price is great and just bought a 2nd pack to plug the rest of the outlets. My little one is almost 1 and although shes SUPER curious, has not tried to pull out the plug. Its EASY to install, and has good resistance when trying to take it out. A few seem to come off a little easier, but it seems to be on the outlets that are used more often.

The first time I noticed outlet plugs, I saw various families use these:

I use these to keep bugs out of my apartment. I learned that roaches and bed bugs can travel thru apartment walls thru the electrical outlets so I put Harris diatomaceous earth into every outlet and wall switch that have outlets in them. I keep these mommy helpers in every empty outlet. I only remove them to plug in my hair dryer or such but I put the mommy’s helper right back in when I’m done. Better safe than bitten!

Wonderfully cheap and have worked great. My 1 year old who can take apart our pressure cooker has not figured out how to get them out but they pop out easy for my husband and me. They are tasteful and big enough not to be a chocking hazard if our son finds it. We split a pack with a friend. So glad we bit the bullet and spent the 1.50! :-) Theyve given us a lot of peace of mind.

Clear. Easy to use. My daughter is 10 months and started crawling a few months ago so shes touching everything. They work great for now & she hasnt been able to remove them. I do wish they came in a resealable bag. Because I didnt use all of them I had to put them in a zip lock bag

First and foremost, I gave these 1 star for being easy to remove - but this one star is AMAZING! Nobody wants baby-proofing outlet plugs to be easy to remove!! With that being said, these are THE BEST! They are hard for my husband and myself to remove, which is GREAT! They are clear and are not noticeable at all unless you actually go feel the outlet! I will be buying these for all of the grandparents houses too!! BUY THEM NOW!

36 plastic plugs for a couple of dollars. Hard to complain about that. Besides protecting kids and pets, these are useful for covering up outlets to minimize drafts and prevent fires. Pros: ++ Nice tight fit. * Probably difficult to remove from typical outlets * ++ Clear, not too noticeable. + Lots of plugs. Cons: !! Easy to remove from my style outlets (See my photo). ! Clear, difficult to see on the ground. Small enough for a pet or child to put in their mouth. = Lots of extras left over. Have to store the extras in a secure location. The Short Story: These are cheap and plentiful. I dont remember sticking my finger into an outlet, but maybe your kid or pet will.

My 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.

We got a bunch of these when my guy was little. They were great, until he learned how to pull them out, and then they became a choking hazard. Theyre well made, they dont necessarily break easily, but the little prongs can break off if theyre stepped on. We were in an older apartment, so the inner part of the outlet stuck out a bit, making it easy for my then 18 month old to pull them out and put them in his mouth. He can also open all the doors with child locks, though, so maybe childproofing is just more difficult with him. Hes now two and doesnt try to put anything in the outlets, but when his little sister gets a bit bigger, I think Ill try those self closing cover plates instead.

I got these to baby proof my outlets and they seem to be working fine. The kids will still try to pull them out but their hands arent strong enough yet. I tried and almost pulled out a nail. I think the kids are getting stronger and will eventually take them out. Hopefully by then they will know that electricity can kill and wont stick anything in the outlet. Day 26: Babies have seen me take these out and wait until I leave and disconnect my charger. I think I have to move my charger. Babies are adapting and overcoming all obstacles.