Adhesive Pad ONLY, Replaceable Tapes for Baby Safety Toliet Lid Locks, Adhesive Tapes for Child Proof Toilet Seat Locks and for Universally Uses,2pack

In a nutshell, We were looking for something exactly like that. Using it with just one hand is easy when you are holding your.

Felicity BROOKES

| May 06, 2021

This is the first of two that I purchased, purchased one, and will not be installing the second. These will both be returned to me. part is that this should be easy for you to install if it works for you. I measured the distance from the back of the toilet to the location where the device would be installed before applying. To adjust it a bit more on the toilet, I slid the device to the side (in the "opening" setting) and moved it forward by a tiny bit. As a result, the button bounced into place and needed a little extra help to wedge against the back of the toilet after being pushed. The first thing to note about this is that I only had it on my toilet for 10 minutes, and on that 10 minutes, my 1 year old ripped it clean off (see photo)--and yes, I cleaned and dried the area before attaching it. My son was able to open the lid while the item was still on my toilet while it was there. It didn't matter whether I made sure the bar was extra close to the back of the toilet, the little bar just slipped down and the lid opened. The smallest amount of resistance was all it took for it to slide down and fail. It didn't change a thing, even after I used a rag to ensure the back of the toilet was dry. It is really disappointing for me! Based on the reviews, it seemed to work well for everyone. Why it didn't work for us is a mystery to me.

Yehuda Bernard

| Sep 27, 2020

I left the bathroom door closed for about an hour so it would The seat is tight, and she's tried wedgeing it up with her nose a few times, but it wouldn't budge! At some point she may be able to take it off, but it isn't too difficult to use, is pretty intuitive for guests who use our powder room, and is not unattractive. All in all, I am pleased with this purchase.

Harlee Delgado

| Jun 10, 2021

This is a really good idea, but if your toilet tank has any curves at all, or if your toilet lid isn't at a perfect right angle, the thing will bend. Furthermore, once you put it on, it is evident that the lever arm on the toilet lid is so much longer than the lever arm on the locking device that it could easily be overcome by an average toddler. My one year old has been kept out of the toilet by this for now, but mostly because he has not learned to defeat things with a bit more force yet. My prediction is that it will be in the garbage before he turns.

Jesse Williamson

| Dec 19, 2020

With this toilet lock, babies and toddlers will be kept out of the toilet, but can easily be operated by adults. My favorite part of the tape is that it comes with two sticky pads, which I use for backups since sometimes the glue comes off the tape due to the heat. It's quite a nice toilet lock, and I'd recommend it to other.

Laylah Lamb

| Aug 16, 2020

We used these strong locks because they were easy to install, but sadly, they did not work with our toilet. just reading that these are very difficult to remove (both a good and a us, it was very easy to follow. 1 *br Put a blow dryer on the locks and let them heat for two 3.
A putty knife can be wedged between the flush button and the toilet seat to lift the Work around lock/through adhesive as you go. It will take a little while. I used a butter knife and it worked fine. Furthermore, I used the knife to remove the lock as I continued to blow dry. The whole procedure only took about one minute to complete after the lock was heated. The third part. As soon as you remove the lock, the lid of the toilet will get stuck with some adhesive. You can use an adhesive remover or googone to remove the adhesive. With the help of Popsugar, I made a homemade version of GooGone. The ingredients are I. - In a small container, combine 3 tablespoons of baking soda with 2 tablespoons of vegetable oil - Rubbing a small amount of adhesive on the toilet lid with a finger in a circular motion is all that is needed. To rub the mixture, I used a paper towel as well. I. - I found it so easy to clean with a wet cloth! This always worked I took less than five minutes to complete the process from beginning to end. If anyone else is looking to remove their locks, I hope they find it helpful.

Aarya Eaton

| Aug 24, 2020

According to instructions, I installed these on two types of toilets found in approved toilet installations. According to the instructions, I left just enough space to turn the stopper (1mm). When I first installed it, I thought "wow, that was easy!". When I think about how much peace of mind I would have knowing my 20 month old would not flush things down the toilet when I wasn't looking, I marvel at the thought. The following day, after letting it sit for 24 hours, I engaged it and lifted the toilet seat to find that not only is it still high enough to get things into the toilet, but that with a little extra effort, the stopper easily slides down the tank and opens the whole thing. I also learned to disengage it within two days after my toddler discovered As a result, I will remove them and search for an alternative.

Jazmin Morales

| May 17, 2021

A simple device will ensure that the toilet lid stays On top of the lid, it acts as a clamp to hold it in place. Push the button and twist the arm to the side to disengage. When you click on the lid again to close it, just push the button and the arm will return to its original position. The whole thing is very clean, no need to worry about getting dirty with the toilet since it is never in contact with.

Elliana Contreras

| Dec 30, 2020