Mommys Helper Outlet Plugs,White 36 Count

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

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.

I had debated purchasing these over the more pricier and fancier ones, but opted to try the Mommys Helper Outlet Plugs for the cost and number of plugs included. Overall, good quality for the cost and Ive not had any issues with fitment. Ive read other reviews that said these were too loose, Im thinking their outlets may be work out or they got a bad batch. mommys Helper Outlet Plugs has deterred my son from touching the outlets after he failed to remove the plug. Im hoping he has learned and will continue to leave the outlets alone. We shall see...

Man... these are hard to remove. Some of the reviews claim that their child removed them no problem, but my husband and I had a really hard time getting them off to plug in something temporarily. Maybe it depends on the brand of outlets you have...? I can’t see a child getting these off unless they have tools and plenty of time alone.

So far, so good! These work as intended and are difficult to remove. The only thing that would alter my opinion on these plugs would be how long they take to dry rot. Our homes previous owners had small children as well and had left the plugs in the outlets. When we moved in we went to remove both the plug and the outlet covers and we discovered that the child safe outlet plugs had dry rotted in the socket and couldnt be removed, when you tried the other flat piece would come off leaving the two smaller pieces stuck in the outlet. We ended up replacing every single outlet that they had left those plugs in, the plastic had rotted so much that when you tried to pull the plastic out it just crumbled. I have no idea how many years they had left them in the sockets, but it was a drag having to replace all those outlets. Heres hoping these dont do something similar.

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.

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.

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!

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.

These are great! I bought them to protect my 13 month old grandson, who lives across the country but visits with his parents every 2-3 months. Previously when he visited and took an interest in the outlets, my husband covered them with duct tape. It worked, but when I peeled off the tape, it left a gummy residue that took a lot of scrubbing to remove. These covers protect my grandson effectively and are inconspicuous. We have left them in place and find that we really only use a fraction of the outlets in our house on a regular basis. They are a little difficult to remove (even for an adult), but that just gives me peace of mind that my grandson wont be able to pry them out easily.