Safety 1st Outsmart All-Purpose, Multi Use Strap, Four Pack, White

This works great! Easy to use. Keeps my toddler out of the fridge.

we like them

Unfortunately, little 7 year old fingers CANNOT open it. Our toddler, of course, cant open it either, but we had to put it on the side because of our trash can lid and he can still get things in it through the side. I would return it, but the adhesive is too strong and I cant get it off.

These are the best for freezers, refridgerators, dryer, and cupboards or kitchen drawers. It was a huge peace of mind when it came to my circuit breaker box in the photo. They are way better at keeping even my 5 yr old out then the cheaper ones that have an obvious push button or just have to pull off some plastic stub peace both of which I tried. At 6 months the pull one was figured out in in just 5 min of checking it out. And by time she was a yr or 2 the simple push i still have became easy for her to do. Not these! I love the decoy buttons on all the safety first baby proof items non have been outsmarted by the kids yet.

My baby figured it out on the first day I put them on, theyre to easy to open. Plus some of these didnt stick well.

These are the only thing that has kept my extremely curious and determined toddler out of our kitchen trash can. So thankful to have a solution that didn’t break the bank!!

Some toilet bowls are curved all the way. I was hoping the adhesive was strong enough to hold where it made contact with he bowl. Unfortunately it did not. And according to customer service the adhesive is not replaceable. So they dont sell replacement tape for it, which is silly and wasteful. Ill have to find replacement tape on my own.

These are not as good as the munchkin ones. They all broke in a week, and I still can’t get the adhesive off the refrigerator.

Best refrigerator lock invented! It keeps little hands out of my fridge. Even some adult guests I have will have a hard time figuring out how to open it!

So easy to install and it still keeps my (very smart) almost 4 year old out of the fridge. I trust him to get his own drinks and snacks but sometimes I think the kid is trying to cool the house with my fridge and that’s when the lock goes on. I’ve always been consistent about pushing the “button” when he’s around so that he thinks it’s part of opening the lock. Even the grandmas know how to use it.