Baby Proofing Kit 42 PCS Baby Safety Kit Eco-Friendly No Drill Required Plug Protectors Drawer Lock Door Stopper Adjustable Lock Stove Knob Cover Corner Protector Sliding Cabinet Locks Baby Proof Set

I don't like leaving negative reviews but this product had me in tears attempting to install it. The buttons are very cheap as well as the material of the product itself, I broke three of the cabinet locks just attempting to install them, and when I did install them despite following instructions, they will not stick to my wooden drawers. I also didn't even receive the corner protecters as advertised, I got #10 but didn't receive #9, which was incredibly disappointing. Not super happy with it at all and will need to buy a new one from a different company.

I got this set as a starter kit to get my home baby-proofed to see what works and what doesn't. The pictures and description seems to show you get a bit of everything. Unfortunately I didn't get a full set -- instead of 8x of two types of corner guards, I got 4x of the rounded type. These rounded-type corner guards worked fine, but I wish the adhesives were pre-applied (as some competing products are)instead of having to stick it myself. The stove knob covers did not fit my stove's knobs that are recessed. The outlet covers work perfectly fine for individual outlets.This is an OK starter set to give you an idea of what you may need, but don't count on it meeting all your needs.

I got this set to baby proof my home from my crawling little one. However, due to the set and just the configuration of my home a lot of the items I can’t use. I mostly wanted this for the outlet plugs and the cabinet knob locks.Out of the entire set the only thing I can use is the outlet plugs and the furniture corner protectors. The cabinet locks even when collapsed to their smallest size are still too big for my kitchen cabinets. This allows the doors to open and the lock to fall off. So… those can’t be used. My stove has very high up knobs in the back so I don’t need those. As far as the adhesive drawer locks I imagine these would work for some but but I have wood laminate cabinets in my kitchen. When painters used painters tape it ripped off part of the cabinet in places. Therefore I am not going to try the adhesive cabinet locks as the 3M adhesive is much stronger then painters tape. So sadly the entire box all I can really use are the plugs. The corner protectors you also need to use caution if you have any kind of laminate furniture bc it will ruin it.

If you’re a first-time parent or purchasing some safety measures for a friend this is a good starter kit. Has a little bit of everything that can easily be applied to any door or drawer or end table.

There's a lot of affordable kits out there with very similar items. For $36, I think this is asking a bit much.The Stove knob cover's cover our stove's 2.22" dials with room to spare - though our stove is far enough from reach that we'll never need these.The Plastic cabinet lock is 3.75" long and 1.41" wide, and uses a plastic leaf-like spring to retain the latch (identical to the ones used in other kits). These are an interesting solution to cabinets, but I prefer the latches that are hidden, as those can be screwed in and don't leave marks on the outside.The outlet covers work... I guess... but our house has most of the outlets filled, so a cover that conceals the entire outlet panel makes a lot more sense to us - especially if you need the outlet, pull the cover off and leave the small piece of plastic lying around to be eaten by baby (or dog).The sliding cabinet lock can accept a handle about 1" wide, and has a sliding range of 3.7 to 5.26 inches (you need extra to get it on/off).The Plastic Drawer Lock - I don't have much confidence in it. Firstly, it has TWO separate tabs you have to depress to get it off... I don't know why it doesn't use just one... and the plastic is the thinnest they could get away with.The two corner protectors are pretty typical... a thin rubberized plastic or silicone that will protect from a sharp corner, but will still hurt if you impact it hard. You need to put on your own adhesive pads to these. I wish the rounded one had all 3 sides rounded so it made a little ball on the corner... but instead it's flat.The strap locks are nice... good for things with odd shapes like refrigerator doors (or normal doors) or toilet seats. These will eventually get plenty of use in our house, but they can be a bit hard to latch/unlatch as the release mechanism doesn't have much to grab onto.All in all, the kit is plenty functional, but cheaper quality. Perhaps this is good to start with to get an idea of what you do and don't like, but I would probably go with a different kit that's cheaper and has a bit extra variety, or wait for this one to go on sale.

1. Great for parents or grand parents that want to protect young explorers from getting hurt.2. This kit contains most everything you need. Depending on the size of your home, you may need another kit.3. This kit has 12 electric socket covers. VERY IMPORTANT! You will probably need more.4. The kit has locks and latches for cabinets, drawers, toilets and ovens.5. It also has 8 corner protectors. You will need more.

You get quite a bit here. I noticed there’s a few things I would use and some I do wish there were more of said items. I would look this kit over very carefully make sure it’s right for you and the amount of pieces you need.Quality is pretty good & expected for plastic.

This safety kit has worked so well to keep my baby out of cabinets and other places around the house. The kit is small and each lock or protector comes individually wrapped. So far I have used the cabinet locks, the toilet lock and the door stoppers. It works really great and I would recommend this product to any parent whose baby is beginning to crawl or walk