Safety 1st Power Strip Cover for Baby Proofing

These work really good. They are easy to open for big hands and keep our toddler out

Does the job well. The only annoying thing is that the child can still pull on the cords to unplug the item and then you have to open it all back up to plug things back in. That feels like an unavoidable downfall. The most important aspect is child safety and this product does it's job very well. There is no way my son is getting into that thing. It's very durable as well. Worth the money for sure.

My little one looooves plug ins. This product prevents her from unplugging my electronic devices, from trying to plug things into the power strip, and from flipping the power strip into the off position. It keeps my child and my electronics safe! My only critique of this item is that it seems a bit flimsy when fully extended. The power strip for my entertainment center is a pretty standard length and size and fits in this strip cover with the cover extended fully. When extended, the cover can wiggle, and if wiggled enough, little hands could possibly figure out how to separate the two pieces, thus gaining access to the power strip. In an effort to avoid this scenario, I have placed the product placed far enough under my entertainment center that my child would really have to reach to get to it, so the level of concentration that it would take her to both reach for the power strip and open the cover is beyond what she is capable of doing. I am still satsified with this product despite its weakness when fully extended, however, because when I placed the bare power strip in the exact same location, my daughter had no problem both reaching for the power strip and flicking it into the off position. Furthermore, seeing all those cords, outlets, and plugs motivated her to move the power strip to where she could reach it better and within a matter of moments, she would happily turning it on and off, unplugging things, and trying to "plug" foreign objects into it. So another thing this product succeeds in doing is making the power strip less attractive for her by covering up all the things she likes most about them- buttons, plug ins, and outlets. If this device were more readily accessible (ie: out in the open) I think my daughter would have no problem figuring out how to open it and thus rendering it useless. It might not have the same problem with a smaller power strip because the product wouldn't need to be fully extended.

A must-have baby/toddler safety item. Keeps their little hands away from the outlets. Easy to use and assemble. Heavy duty.

Im definitely gonna buy more, I love this thing. Im able to keep stuff plugged in without the cat stepping on the red button on 6 prong surge protector. She has a habit of walking across stuff sometimes. And I was able to screw some screws into the wall and hang it up, its been on the wall and my cords aren't all over the place! Definitely recommend

Works great! I have it upside down for the wiring. Just need to get the wires flush to the wall. Wish it had came with wall screws though, luckily I had some on hand.

I have no idea how some reviewers and their children managed to get their hands all the way inside this cover when it was properly closed. The opening in the top is barely over an inch at its widest point! I can only assume they did not close it according to the instructions - there are three pieces and they all fit together nicely. Pros: sturdy, plenty of space to fit awkwardly-shaped plugs, attaches to the wall, slit at the top allows cords to come through without getting tangled or stuck. Cons: a bit bulky (the price you pay for being able to fit big plugs inside), takes some work to take apart/put back together - which you obviously need to do to plug/unplug things (but it's childproof, and you can't have that without making it more difficult for adults too!), stuff can still be unplugged if the baby gets ahold of the cords (but the kid can't touch them without pulling them out, at which point they're obviously not dangerous anymore). Yes, fingers can get through the slit at the top, but unless your kid has adult-length fingers it's not a problem. Basically all the cons are to be expected or worth it. Solid product.

Works as described, although it's very large. I don't have it in front of me, but would estimate it's a good 5-6 inches in diameter. On the plus side, plenty big enough to have those plugs where sometimes there's a big brick on the plug (computer or something). We use ours for the TV and stereo. This was really too large to have it sit between the TV cabinet and the wall. You would need the TV cabinet or stand to sit pretty far out from the wall....in many ways creating a new danger in the house because my son was then compelled to try and crawl behind it. It also won't fit under the cabinet, as the legs are only 4 inches. I ended up storing it inside the cabinet behind the stereo. Works fine, but kind of defeats the purpose if the power strip is inside the cabinet. I have another power strip that sits at a computer desk, with it located behind a file cabinet. This is just too big to place behind the cabinet. If you factor in the moulding on the wall (1/2 inch or so) I would need to move the file cabinet a full 6 inches or more from the wall! Just looks goofy to do that. In summary....decent product, but it's big so make sure you have the space for it.