Safety 1st Outlet Plugs

Safety 1st Outlet Plugs Reviews



Overall 2 star rating2.17 of 5 (by 6 users)



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17% 17% of people recommend Safety 1st Outlet Plugs 83% of people don't recommend Safety 1st Outlet Plugs 83%
 

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4 star rating Most Helpful
Favorable Review
JUN
24
2008

Safety 1st Outlet Plug Covers

What is it?
Safety 1st Outlet Plug Covers
are little plugs that you put into your electrical sockets to prevent children from sticking their fingers, coins and just about anything else into the sockets and getting shocked. 

My Viewpoint!
I think that every home with children...

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2009 Advisor
keeping my plugs covered!, Safety conscious

CrystaBush
Detroit, MI
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3 star rating Most Helpful
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JUL
25
2008
I am a big fan of most safety first products.  I bought them to childproof my house when my son was born 20 years ago, and many of the latches and locks are still in use today (I just got used to the darn things being there and it never occurred to me to remove them when he got older.  I also didn't... review »
2008 Advisor
a mom, Safety conscious

AWESOMEMOM88
Montgomery, IL
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Safety 1st Outlet Plugs Ratings and Reviews

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a mom, mom to toddlers

SEP
14
2008
I have tried the Saftey First Outlet Plugs with both of my children and they just don't work. Both of my children were able to pull them out. It seems like they attract the childrens attention more then diverting them from the danger. When my 3 yr old daughter was younger( I mean months old) she was able to pull them out with ease. And now my 1yr old son has been pulling them out since he started crawling. Whats the deal? I thought they were supposed to be child proof. There not even baby proof!!! I have had to resort to rearranging the furniture to cover the outlets and you can only imagine what... review »
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1 star rating
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bubblegirl79
Victorville, CA



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a mom, looking for value, very protective, safety concious, parent and childcare provider, mom to toddlers

NOV
21
2007
I bought these when my son turned a year old. He could pull them out and so could our six month old twin cousins who thought they made great chew toys. No child swallowed them thankfully and we got them put up quickly. I myself could not get them out though, at least not without hurting my fingers and nails. They were cheap and you get alot for that price so I suppose you get what you pay for. I would not recommend them though, especially if you have toddlers around. My son thought they were great for throwing and they were interesting to color on but that's about all the good uses we found for... review »
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1 star rating
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celestialstar03
Cedar Hill, TX



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a mom

AUG
24
2007
I bought these when my daughter started crawling around. Soon after that she discovered the outlets and started pulling at them. To my astonishment, she pulled them right out! They are larger than most and that makes them easy to pull out. I have some others, I think from IKEA that are flat and she can't get out.
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2 star rating
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loira74
Sacramento, CA



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a mom

NOV
10
2007
these are not a very good product for when children are crawling around and exploring they come out way to easy and are a major chocking harzard all a child has to do is barely pull them and out they come they should be flatter so they are flush against the outlet so that little fingers can't get ahold of them
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2 star rating
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bamelm05
Lynchburg, OH



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