Mommys Helper Outlet Plugs,White 36 Count

Outlet Plugs, 36 Count good value! well I have an issue with bugs (wasps) building nests in the ground hold of the 15r on my out door outlets. lol well they are a good safe hole!! so this was my solution!! so now for the bad... yea once they are installed they are kinda hard to remove unless you use a putty knife for better leverage. one solution is to make sure you use a standard 15p in the outlet first to re bend the factory socket.. I could see these getting stuck in and having to remove them in cold weather... and the pins breaking off... or dust getting trapped and conducting with moisture... but they do work well keeping the wasps from nesting!! I wish they made them for all sockets!! like dryer and range. including twist lock!!

do you want to cover up all of your plugs so that nobody sticks a hairpin in them? Or a paperclip? Or a small screwdriver? Or even small meals? Then these. These are what you need. These will work perfectly. Because these cover up plugs. And you can push them in. And theyre easy to remove because you pull them out. But not too easy to remove it takes a little tug. And that keeps the kid from putting in something that will burn his hand. And we like that.

Pros : Simple and do the job well (stay in place and not easily removed by children). Its tough to beat this price. Clear-ish plastic that blends in with most any color painted outlet. Cons : Depending on the size of your house, you might need 2 packs, like I did. When attempting to remove one from an outlet, its not quite a circle you can grab anywhere. One side is round and the other is flat. If you put the flat side facing out towards the edge of the outlet, its really tough to remove it (like you might pull your fingernails out at the same time). So I advise putting the round side facing out so its easier to remove for an adult, but still tough enough for children to remove.

This is the second type of outlet protector I’ve purchased, and it’s by far the better of the two. There is no way for a baby to get these out of the wall. It’s difficult for me to get them out, and that’s exactly what I wanted. I only needed about 10 of these, but they came in a pack of 36, so I have plenty leftover to use for traveling. I highly recommend this product for protecting those precious little, curious babies.

Simple design that does what it’s supposed to to keep little fingers out of electrical sockets.

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.

These are great if you have little ones

I have a few brands of these plug protectors, and this brand is the best. The covers are more snug to the wall and have a tighter fit than others I have, so they are hard for a child to get out of the wall. The Safety 1st ones I have are so so easy to remove. My mom lives with me and has some issues with her hands, so its a bit harder for her to get them out but she can get them out without painstaking effort. I more wanted to point that out for anyone with someone in the house with hand strength concerns. The price is great, the plastic is sturdy, I love the fit, and the dont stand out too much in the sockets (my Safety 1st ones are more starkly white). Highly recommend!

These are great outlet covers. I have a child care in my home and I have these on every outlet in the house. Very easy to use. Children can not put anything into the holes.

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.