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

Pro: This product is tougher and stronger than other similar products on the market. Con: It takes me both hands to open and close the lock. This is a minor trade-off for the benefit of how tough it is.

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.

Best part is that its super easy to install. The baby wasnt happy about cabinets being locked but appreciated he could fiddle with it in attempt to wreck the cabinets again. With other internal locking methods he got super mad and just didnt understand why the darn thing wont open. Its a little more work to open the cabinets but worth the pain and baby will be locked out until he develops the grip strength and dexterity.

Very easy to install.

These slide together and lock in place. Easy to open for adults and right now impossible for our 18 month old grandson. They are perfect for what we needed.

I wish this only required one hand, but is what it is. My one true complaint is that the plastic is a bit flimsy. I’m not sure it will hold up for when my little one is older. If he does become determined it might be possible for him to snap it.

Ok so first I was disappointed as it just about was too short for my knobs but then I got this genius idea to try to use a candle to melt off a bit of the plastic on the round part of the lock. It has 2 layers of plastic one the actual lock and the other a piece coming out of that into the curve. So I melted that piece off and it’s working amazing. Fits well and let’s me have some more time spent otherwise than putting everything back into the closets that my 2 yr old unpacked. No more messing closets up! Thanks

My husband didn’t want anything that would adhere to our cabinets, so this works great to keep our baby safe!

Great price and seem to hold up well. My only complaint is that I wish the two parts didn’t have to be separated completely to unlock them. I MUCH prefer the style that has the slider part stay attached because I sometimes absentmindedly set the lock part somewhere as I’m getting something out of the cupboard, and forget where I set it. First world problem, I know, but still kind of annoying. I have started tying the lock part into the door handle with some yarn, and that has been helpful. Works well on both my fridge handles and cupboard handles.

These do work, and theyre not a hassle, but if youre buying them for pet proofing or very small children - the width of the cabinet doors will matter! 2 of ours are within an inch of each other and the doors wont open more than an inch. The other two are about 2 inches from each other and, with these on them, you can still reach your hand in and get things out. I would suggest something different if your handles are not close to one another.