Outlet Covers Baby Proofing White - PRObebi 38 Pack Plug Covers for Electrical Outlets, Child Proof Socket Covers, Baby Safety Products for Home, Office, Easy Insatllation, Protect Babies

Some of them are very stiff and hard to get the piece to slide down to pull it out of the socket. Illustration picture on the box or insert inside the box, or a video on the product page would be helpful.

Son bastante difíciles de quitar, aunque la idea es que los niños no los puedan quitar al menos a mi se me hace muy muy dificil de poder quitarlos a la hora de usar el outler

It arrived on time and does what it says.

These are tougher to remove than most outlet covers without the little tab but our baby still figured out how to pull them out. Its enough of a challenge that she tends to find something else to play with but shes taken them out several times successfully. The search continues for truly babyproof outlet covers.

We have a little one just starting to move and these are great. Too difficult to get his little fingers behind!

They work well and you get a lot for the money. Sometimes they’ll feel a little loose when “locking” them in (but not enough for littles to be able to manipulate out)....but again, because there’s so many, I just change them out. Easy peasy

I would definitely buy these again , they definitely snug worked as I expected them to

Ok hear me out... I know these can be a giant pain to take out HOWEVER, I noticed that if I pre-open them and close them back up THEN put them in the socket, they are MUCH easier to remove and you arent left cursing under your breath just to use the outlet. My LO is 1 year old and has not figured out how to take them off yet.. and its not for lack of trying. Plus they give you a lot so Im very happy with these little guys.

So I used these to prevent dust from getting into outlets. Cheap enough, easy solution. They work great... HOWEVER, and this is a big one, they may work TOO well. I got these stuck in a few different outlets one being my APC UPS battery backup. I had to use a screwdriver (yes I unplugged it and didnt touch the contacts!) to pry it out. My advice is to just remove the ground plug portion (wire cutters or pliers twisting the post back and forth will do it). There is no loss of safety because it will still stay in the socket very well with just two prongs inserted. This is just a word of caution from experience, as it is much easier to remove without the ground prong and there will be no fear of it getting stuck in a receptacle.

They do the job and cover the outlets in a non hideous way. Once the pull tab is out, they are really easy to pull out, but the slide down mechanism is VERY hard to get