Child Safety Sliding Cabinet Locks (4 Pack) - Baby Proof Knobs, Handles, Doors - U Shape Sliding Safety Latch Lock - Jool Baby

Very easy to use and secure. Can use with handles with knobs or bars. You just squeeze the two small leavers to lift off grated track when you slide on or off. Takes a bit of pressure squeezing the little pair of leavers and the first few times I used it thought it was a bit hard to do before I got the hang of it — but that’s a good thing as I don’t think small kids could open it.

I have these installed in my kitchen. If Ive been washing dishes and my hands are even slightly wet, it is very hard to release the lock to slide it off. I have to dry my hands really well in order to use them. One of the pieces also bent. So far weve been able to still use it, but it could break at any time. Id recommend, if you purchase this, to not push it all the way to your cabinetry hardware, otherwise it is even more difficult to remove. I push the lock to about an inch away from the hardware. My baby still cant open the cabinet enough to grab something, but it also makes it easier for me to open.

Works as described note I brought to keep my cats out of cabinets I have no children.

Simple and easy to use is what all parents and grandparents want. This does the trick.

These work great on cabinet doors and keep the baby out. I used these on multiple types of knobs and they worked great every time.

Perfect to keep your little ones out of harmful things, specially in the kitchen. Sometía I think they’re not only childproof but adult proof as well lol, just make sure your hands are not greasy or wet when trying to open it.

Me gusta porque es fácil, practico de intalar y muy funcional

Useful on some cabinets but not as many as I expected. Very easy to install yet fortunately looks a little intimidating so the toddlers havent tried to force them open - so far anyway!

These cabinet locks are great! You can adjust the lock to your preference. They are very sturdy and keeps my grandbaby safely away from going into the cabinets.

These things are quite secure and useful, but the unlocking/removing mechanism seems to be confounding everyone else I know. They arent hard to remove once installed, really, but you need to do it right. Do not squeeze or deform the U-shaped piece at all when removing it. You hold it gently, gently squeeze the little release levers on the locking part together, and gently pull either the U-shaped piece or the locking piece away from the other piece. If you try to use brute force to remove it, it will just grip on tighter, which is great for preventing removal by toddlers but seems to confuse adults who are in a hurry or refuse to learn how to open it properly. They are a little bit of a pain to remove and reengage every time you need into a cabinet, but its better than your kid getting into something they shouldnt. Also, these locks will only work on certain arrangements of cabinet hardware. Large knobs near each other, or C-shaped handles that are near each other.