Computer Security Products Refrigerator Door Lock With Padlock, Black

I had this months and waited to review ,it’s very good and it cannot be broken ,all you need is a good lock .

I purchased this door lock as a last resort due to my children leaving my deep freeze door open enough to wipe out my entire deep freeze 2 different times now. My deep freeze is an upright and is located in the basement, so it is not typically caught open until it is too late. Unfortunately, my deep freeze did not come with a lock or an alarm on it. While searching for a door alarm on Amazon, I noticed many of them had iffy reviews because they were electronic. This was the best thing I could find that didnt need batteries, anything wireless, or anything that would really fail on this setup. I am very please with the product and the thorough instructions that came with it (even though installing this was a no-brainer). Currently I am using a padlock I had laying around, but will be switching over to a word lock so I do not have to keep up with a key when I just need to grab a frozen pizza for lunch. Installation was easy and took 2 mins, no tools required. I like that the white matches my freezer and the lock does not make it look like I am hiding dead bodies in there. I will probably ordering 1 or 2 more to lock the kids out of my basement fridge and freezer combo as well. Luckily, all of my other appliances have door and temperature alarms on them.

I remember reading the reviews for this lock because I was skeptical about its strength and durability. Like myself most who purchased it had a child with special needs and I could totally relate to their issues. That gave me enough comfort to buy it snd I was not disappointed. I ended up buying another one for the deep freezer later. I had mine for over 2 years and never had a problem with it. In fact, when I moved I could not get the thing off my landlords fridge lol. It bonds very well. You would think it was bolted on the fridge. I highly recommend this refrigerator lock.

Bad headline but it was a good joke haha. To be honest I had a lot of room mates that would always touch my fridge so I had to get one but I noticed one minor set back. It is a deterrent because of the lock but anyone determined enough can still get into your fridge and that isnt because of the lock but because of the sticky adhesive on the side of the fridge. The lock works like a charm but it doesnt matter if with enough force someone can yank it by the roots which unfortunately happened to me and my sandwhich and pepsis are gone :( haha but it worked for most as a deterrent.

If youre looking to padlock a fridge, look no further. This was an easy way to lose a little weight by locking up my snacks and putting the key in a block of ice in the freezer. If I wanted to have a snack, I had to REALLY want it, waiting to defrost the key and all that jazz. I think the adhesive will last a long time on this, as it doesnt feel too loose, not feel like the adhesive is very stiff and brittle.

I will not come home to fridge being raided

I’m actually using these as a way to keep my small DIY enclosed trailer door closed. I’ve had things slide and put some weight on them and not had any issue. My only worry is if the adhesive is really good enough for lasting through the AZ heat of summer. Just to be safe I drilled two holes in each and secured by screw. Can’t say how much weight or pressure they hold but it’s pretty good. While not the intended use I think it shows that they wouild be totally solid used as intended. The weakest link is likely the locks themselves but if used on a fridge are more than sufficient.

As another customer mentions I too have an autistic son. Hes picky about food and drink but anything we have that he does like he binges and has no full limit. He will continue eating and drinking until its gone. (Not to mention no one in the house gets anything including his brother) Ive always compared it to having bulimia with out vomitting. Thats seriously what its like. All these years Ive been told to get one; originally I had the child proof locks but my son is presently 12. I was always more concerned about the fact we live in a rental but now he eats and drinks more and follows directions less. We keep everything from snacks to milk locked outside of house. He also likes to get up, go in the kitchen and open and close the fridge in the middle of the night as entertainment and form of stimulation to stay up (light inside of fridge). I finally decided to buy one because I am convinced the fridge will have to be replaced before we move out anyways. That lock isnt going anywhere...keep hearing kids yanking and pulling at it in hopes maybe THIS time it will open and then giving up. In turn our autistic son is giving up trying to use as entertainment and going to sleep because I have taken the fun out of it. UPDATE: After being fed up for a month by not getting his way our son decided to grab a steak knife and popped it off with ease. Enjoying the fact we were actually able to put food in the refrigerator we urgently wanted to fix the problem. We bought another one from a different seller/brand. After installing 2nd I heard him in the kitchen and chased him away. A knife was wedged behind it, I caught him in the act. I decided the fridge is onle $300 and dumped a gallon of super glue in crevices and around edges. Its 1 am and he went back to try again. Because he couldnt he popped the other side off. I just super glued it too to fridge and am sitting here guarding it as it dries. Hopefully at least make it through the night and will generously add more. It would work great if person/people see it and respect it or only tugs a few times. Someone whos disrespectful and doesnt care will still get in if they really want to.

Easy to install and works as intended for my use.

To the individual who steals my half and half? Never again. Got these for the refrigerator at the office. Lock her up- was the game and it worked.