Outlet Covers (45 Pack) with Hidden Pull Handle Baby Proofing Plug Covers 3-Prong Child Safety Socket Covers Electrical Outlet Protectors Kid Proof Outlet Cap

I've never been able to remove one after installing it, and this one actually broke when I yanked it out. As a result, your children will not be electrocuted, and you will save energy by not having to plug anything in.

Tobias Beasley

| Nov 08, 2021

While the pull tabs are convenient, they were too tight in our outlets to remove without the help of something sharp, and they couldn't be slid and lifted if they were in an upper outlet and something was in the outlet directly below them. They will undoubtedly keep children away from outlets, but they may also keep you away!.

Jessie Santos

| Mar 13, 2021

I tried to pull one out when we were putting them in, and even after pulling the little tab down and lifting it up, I had a hard time pulling them straight out, which made me happy. I said that if I had to pull really hard to get them out, the babies wouldn't be able to do it! These have made me very happy.

Itzel Reid

| Jul 29, 2021

You know you've got a good childproofing product when you can't get it off yourself!.

Emerson Strong

| Sep 28, 2021

These feature rankings are completely illogical - What is the difference between "stretch" and "thickness"? We went with a low-key approach. key baby- In our home, we're proofreading. We really want him to learn by doing, but I figured it would be best to avoid electrocution. These are difficult to put into our outlets, and they are equally difficult to take out. Win, win? My husband has also stopped attempting to remove them because he breaks a nail in the process. Again, it's good that they don't come out easily, but it will force you to think about whether you, as parents, really need to plug anything in. We believe this was a good purchase in terms of price, functionality, and quantity.

Charlotte Lozano

| Jan 27, 2021

If you don't have nails and your outlets are brand new and very tight, it may be more difficult to remove them. Despite the fact that I keep my nails short, I can still turn my finger and slide the bottom handle part down. I appreciate that they are thicker in some of my looser outlets, but they can be difficult to remove in some of my tighter outlets; however, with enough wiggling and pulling, they can be removed.



100% worth being the more expensive ones because they are MUCH SAFER than baby fingers When they were younger, both of my siblings were able to easily pop out the flimsy, cheap little plastic ones we had, but there's no way a small baby could pop them out without someone noticing, and I'd rather struggle to get them out than have my baby do so easily. Because of their strength and sturdiness, they are well worth the higher price.

Reign Medina

| Nov 24, 2021

fail. next. My one-year-old went around the house unplugging each and every one of these. Not happy with the results.

Braylon READ

| Aug 03, 2021

If you don't want to take them off, these are ideal. They were so difficult to remove that even my husband struggled. If I need to use an outlet, it's a pain in the buttocks. When I finally get it out, the cover becomes so loose that I have to tighten it.

Liberty Cardenas

| Feb 17, 2021