Plastic adjustable adhesive baby safe drawer lock

Product Description

Material:pp+nylon

Size:7x5cm,total length 21.5cm

Weight:10.2g

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1.What are the different types of child safety cabinet locks?
There are several types of child safety cabinet locks available:
Magnetic Locks: Installed inside cabinets/drawers, they use a strong magnetic key to open, offering an invisible solution.  
Adhesive Locks (Strap & Latch): These stick to surfaces, some with pivoting arms or flexible straps, often tool-free and good for renters.  
Spring-Loaded Latches: Typically installed inside, they automatically latch when the door/drawer closes, requiring a manual release.
Slide Locks: Useful for double-knobbed cabinets, they slide to block the handles from being pulled apart.  
Cord Locks: Similar to slide locks, they tie together adjacent knobs or handles.
2.Are adhesive child safety locks strong enough?
Adhesive child safety locks can be strong enough for many toddlers,
especially for drawers and lighter cabinet doors.
However, their strength depends on the adhesive quality,
surface material, and the force a child applies. For determined or older toddlers,
or cabinets containing hazardous items,
screw-mounted or magnetic locks often offer superior security and durability.
Consider the child's age and strength, and the cabinet's contents, when choosing.
3.What are the best child safety cabinet locks?
The "best" child safety cabinet locks often depend on individual needs and preferences.
However, top-rated options frequently include magnetic locks for their discreet design and strong security,
and adhesive strap locks for their versatility and ease of installation without tools.
Consider factors like ease of adult use, strength of the lock, and potential for damage to your cabinets when making your choice.
4.How do you install child safety cabinet locks?
Installation varies by lock type. Adhesive locks typically involve cleaning the surface, peeling the backing,
and firmly pressing the lock pieces onto the cabinet door and frame.
Magnetic locks require installing the catch inside the cabinet and the magnetic key holder in an accessible spot.
Screw-in locks need drilling pilot holes and securing the lock with screws.
Always follow the specific instructions provided with your chosen child safety cabinet locks for proper and secure installation.
5.How do you remove child safety cabinet locks?
For adhesive locks, try gently heating the adhesive with a hairdryer on a low setting to soften it.
Then, carefully try to peel off the lock. You can also try sliding dental floss or fishing line behind the lock in a sawing motion to cut through the adhesive.
For any remaining sticky residue, use a product like Goo Gone or a similar adhesive remover, following the product instructions.
Wipe clean afterwards. Avoid using sharp metal tools that could damage the cabinet finish.