Safety 1st Magnetic Cabinet Locks, 4 Locks + 1 Key
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Jory T.
> 3 dayThese are nice to keep baby out of cupboards. I do have a hard time with the magnet because its somewhat inconvenient to track down a magnet to open the cupboard but I wouldnt choose any other kind of baby proofing option.
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Jackson T.
> 3 dayWe purchased these to keep our oldest cat who is too smart for his own good, and his younger brother who follows the older one, from going into the cabinet with their food and treats. The sound of the cabinet door opening and closing would keep us up all night. This works like a charm and the look of disgust and anger in his face when he cant get it open is priceless. Installation is somewhat involved - you have to drill holes - but follow the instructions exactly and you will be fine.
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MJ
> 3 dayWe bought these for our gun cabinet and even a grown adult cannot open the doors. On the longer door we had to use two locks because with enough force the bottom part of the door opens a bit but on the smaller doors there is no way it will open without the magnet. If its adult proof it sure will be toddler proof. PROS: Lock is hidden unable to try to pick it or open with just any magnet. CONS: Instructions on how to install.
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Sethrymir
> 3 dayWe installed these in our entertainment center and in the cabinet under our kitchen sink where we store our bleach and other things to keep our grandkids from getting in. Just stick the magnetic key on your fridge so you dont lose it.
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Kat T.
> 3 dayThe multiple engineers in my family all geeked out over the simple but very effective paper template that makes installation so simple. Once installed you cannot see them from the outside at all which was so nice after years of big bulky plastic things looking awful on our cabinets. Plus these are the first lock to totally keep my highly intelligent 3 year old out. The spring loaded ones similar to this she had figured out in under 10 minutes by just reaching her hand in through the little gap and pushing the lever down. These keep the cabinets shut much tighter so you cannot reach through at all. We just make sure to store the magnet key at the very top of our fridge. Also I appreciate that you can toggle a lever on the lock if you want them to stay unlocked. That way if you are going in and out of a cabinet over and over for a few minutes you dont have to use the key each time. Really nice lock overall and I have already bought more. Only thing I was slightly disappointed on (but really I should have asked about it first so its my fault) is that I had planned to put some of these on metal storage cabinet doors in our garage but the metal doors activated the magnetic lever and so they were stuck in the unlocked position. It didnt occur to me that the metal doors would do that as I thought it would have to be a magnet not just a piece of metal. Not a big deal I just had to get another solution for the metal doors but just something to be aware of if your cabinets have metal doors too. So long as they are wooden you should be good.
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AA
> 3 dayThese things are great! Installed very easily (great template to drill holes for the screws) and very securely our cabinets from the kids. I have really yanked on them while locked to test them and they hold great with no play. The best Ive found yet. I bought 4 as a trial and will be buying more.
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D.M.
> 3 dayBest locks on the market... Magnetic key works through 1.5 of wood, has a bypass to disable if you will need constant access, and keeps the kids out. Please note the instructions work for a typical installation, but depending on your kitchen, such as drawers with a complete box and a seperate door face you may need to create your own mouting plan.