Dreambaby Safety Catches for Cabinets and Drawers, Childproofing Baby Locks, 12 Count (Pack of 1)

Easy to install, easy to remove, easy to use.They don't stand out when the doors are closed, you can open them with an elbow while holding things in your hand.They don't leave a mess when the kids get old enough.

This is my second time purchasing these latches. I have a very physically enthusiastic toddler. We installed these latches on the bottom cabinet doors. Obviously it’s not a fun endeavor to have to drill anything, but my SO made short work of it.My toddler loves to yank the cabinets open as far as he can and bang them shut, so these can take quite a beating. Only one has failed, it’s the one on the roll-out garbage can drawer, and that’s because the can shifted around and got in the way of a proper closure, the drawer was forced shut and the latch broke.Now the baby can reach the drawers, so we’ve purchased another set to fully equip the kitchen before my kid dumps a drawer of knives on his head.

We’ve only installed 4 because of how long it takes to screw in all the pieces. It’s been two months and even the drawer we use 20 times a day is still holding up to a toddler pulling on it. The latch is long enough that she can still grab anything in the front 2-3 inches but I think that’s unavoidable with a latch. For the price I would probably buy this again and just know it will take awhile to get all the drawers completed.

These have been awesome so far! They have def served their purpose on keeping my 15 month old out of my utensil drawers and from underneath the sink where our bathroom cleaning supplies are. I installed all of these myself without my husbands help. With his power tool. All you need really is a pencil to help trace where you want the catcher at etc so you can pre drill the holes with screws. We haven't had any of these break on us. No matter how forcefully we yank open our drawers. Same with our son. Their def worth the money to keep the drawer closed. Except my son can still reach his hand into my dish towel drawer and pull out some dish towels. But he's pretty much given up on doing so. Since the fun of pulling open the drawer completely doesn't work anymore with the safety catch. Plus it's nice these come with 12. So you have extra left over in case. Love them. Highly recommend.

No toddler can hack this device, that is for sure. Yes, it safe.However, I am giving it 1 star because this product is annoyingly impractical, as they break easily.Now, my family blames me for being too strong. (Well, I like hearing it.)The manufacturer should have been aware of that: when a draw full of metal silverware is moving, the force created by the momentum is much larger than what can be created by a slight movement of wrist.Actually, my drawers are pretty empty, Even so, I am breaking them like one piece every two days.It is not a big deal in terms of money, especially when we think that we can use them in places where we only occasionally open; well, it is about time. After it is broken, I have to find my screw driver and take a couple minutes unscrewing the old one and installing a new one. It sounds easy on paper and anybody can do it without mistakes. Nonetheless, personally I find it very annoying.There were used to be safety latches at my home, my impression is that they broke after years. So, I didn't pay attention on reviews of this product that had pointed out the plastic was too fragile. I didn't realize that they are so fragile.I will not buy this product again.Edited: uprise to 3 stars, because I don't break them anymore, I have changed my behavior style. //And, we moved our knives to a different place, that saved us a few latches.

Does NOT work for drawers like it says it does. Not looking ng enough to be able to get your finger to the plastic latch to unlock the drawer because of the counter overhang. I would suspect they may work for cabinets, but NOT for drawers. Since return policy is NOT free, easy, or cheap, after the time and aggravation spent on trying to get them to work, it was cheaper and easier to throw them away instead of safety first, they should be renamed to garbage first.

This is such an excellent and efficient product. You don’t see the locks, and your kids still can’t get in the cabinets! We had used some cabinet locks before and they were very unsightly , i felt every time someone came over i needed to explain what they were because they were so obvious. We just moved and was on Amazon looking for a cheaper option (of course) and ran across these for $5 and i figured worst case I’ve lost $5. And i love these!!! Semi easy to install, i used a normal screw driver, and they look great and are completely unnoticeable. And i didn’t even use all 12!

I bought a similar product at my local hardware, and it just didn't work (latch wouldn't catch). No problems whatsoever if you are handy with a drill. There are certainly other styles that might work for same application but that choice is up to you. These have worked for us I don't know why people are saying that this is hard to install. If you can drill four holes and line up things, you can install. Maybe if you think peeling a piece of adhesive is the extent of your ability, then this is beyond your talents. The key is to install the piece that attaches to the cabinet first, then you line up the other part, pencil in your drill holes. Drill the holes. Screw in two screws and you are done.

Muy util y facil instalacion

They work awesome

Muy prácticas, un poco complicado instalarlas pero su función es muy buena

work great

el producto es de Buena calidad, sin embargo es un poco complicado instalarlo al inicio, recomiendo revisar el tipo de Puerta o cajon donde se desea instalar primero antes de comprarlo ya que no es compatible con todo tipo de mueble