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!!

They work well and keep kids from poking things into outlets. They are a pain to take out of the socket, but that helps them do their job that much better. Weve been using them for several years now and they are still going strong. Dont think any have broken yet either despite being moved, plugged in, unplugged, etc several times.

We have a grandchild who is crawling around and who is into everything. We bought these to ensure that there is no chance of him sticking his tiny little fingers into any wall sockets. We put them into the sockets and what we love is the fact that they are barely seen, so can be left in the sockets on a permanent basis. should we need to plug something in we pop one out, do the necessary and then pop it back in again. They are easy to clip in but not too easy to pull out which is a very good thing with a little one of his age around. This product is value for money. It is quality, looks good and protects and does exactly what it is supposed to do!

If you have newer outlets then this will be a squeeze. These things will fit in rather tight which I understand you want that, but I think it is a bit more than it should. I have a couple other brands throughout the house and now that my 15 mo old is up and about, I needed to seal off most in the house. This is certainly the tightest fitting for newer outlets compared to Safety First and I forgot the other but they sell it in Buy Buy Baby. I would say these would be perfect for outlets that have been worn in or older. Think of it this way: if most or all the stuff you plugged into your target outlet have been loose or super easy to pull out, then get these. But if your outlets are new or the prongs hold in tightly, then I would go for the ones in Buy Buy Baby or Safety first. I used these for outlets I barely use and those that pose the most danger to my baby...otherwise, I use the others since they dont require a plastic knife or something to pry out. Id say if you have critical areas when you know you wont use frequently but the baby tends to find those outlets, then use these otherwise, have another brand handy in case you need to still have access to the outlet without using something to pry it off.

I didnt price compare before ordering these from Amazon, so I am not sure if you get the best/good price here. The product itself is good. You get 36 outlet covers. They slip in well, not too snug, not too loose. It only has two prongs. I am not sure if there are other products that cover a 3rd prong. As far as being low-profile and unnoticeability, this scores not well compared to softer more diffused looking outlet cover products. So, if you are looking for something less noticeable to say someone visiting your house, look around a bit more. If you just want something to keep your kid out of touching power outlets, this is a fine product.

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.

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.

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!

Ill 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!

I needed a bunch of outlet plugs since my little one was going through a phase where he would want to stick his finger into the sockets. I started to get worried especially around the plugs that are in his little play area in the living room. I purchased these since they were reasonably priced and there was a lot, (definitely more than I needed). They are simple outlet plugs, nothing fancy but what I like about them is that they do take a reasonably amount of force to pull the plug out. They sit flush to the outlet, so I have to use my nails to create a gap where I can then use my fingers to pry the plug out. My little one tried at one point to pull the plug out but since it requires a lot of force, he was unsuccessful and moved on. He doesnt even bother with them any more (I guess assuming it is something that cannot be pulled out). Great to not only protect him from getting into the outlets but also, I dont want him taking the plug out and putting it in his mount (choking hazard). Would recommend to any parent.