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If fitting to a cabinet the catch can alternatively be fit ed to the inside wall. 2. Hold the lock prongs firmly to the inside of the drawer or cabinet door and position the prongs so that they will engage with the receiver. 3. Securely mount the lock prongs using the screws provided. 4. To open after assembly, pull open the drawer or door slightly. Gently squeeze the prongs on the lock to release the lock. With the correct alignment of the receiver and the prongs the lock will activate automatically when the drawer or cabinet has been closed. Simply fit to the top or outer edge of the door, regularly check for wear and ensure it's positioned correctly on the door. Multi Purpose Latch/Toilet Seat Lock 1. Locate the best position to fit the latch. 2. Clean down and dry all surfaces before applying the product. 3. Keeping the 3 parts of the product locked together; remove the protective paper from one of the adhesive back sides. 4. Press disc firmly into place.
5. Ensuring that the flexible strap is neither loose nor tight, repeat 3 and 4. 6. Full adhesion is achieved by leaving the adhesive to set for 7 - 24 hours. To open: with one finger hold the base of the disc and with the other hand pull the strap off the disc. To close: Press the strap back onto the disc, ensuring that it engages properly. 1. Pull apart the top (small side A) and bottom (small side B) of the lock. 2. Place the loop end of the cord over the middle pin (C) or half way up the cord between the two internal pins (C). 3. Line the external cord(s) up with the open notches and firmly push the top and bottom pieces together. 4. Then holding the larger part (B) of the unit firmly, twist the small piece (A) clockwise to shorten the cord. 5. To unwind, hold the larger part of the unit firmly and twist the smaller part (A) anti-clockwise. 6. Remove the cord wind up by squeezing the large unit gently and pulling the unit apart 1. Press the release tabs on either side of the locking mechanism and pull two parts completely apart.
2. Place the u-shape clamp behind the knob handles on the door or alternatively through the door handles. 3. Slide the ends of the u-shape clamp through the locking mechanism and push both sides together so that it is securely in place. The clamp has teeth on it that secure the clasp in place. Safety is a shared responsibility. Although this product has been manufactured according to all safety standards and requirements, we need your help in order to keep your child safe and failure to follow these instructions for use may cause serious injury to your child. Remember: When baby turns to toddler they become an "Expert Explorer" and it is important that they should never be left without adult supervision. This product is only a safety aid and you should discontinue use when your child is able to remove, open or operate this or any safety product. It’s important to make sure the products your child is using meet the most up-to-date safety standards. To see if any of your products have been recalled, check out the recall list.
Sign Up for News Receive weekly blog and periodic newsletter updates from the Baby Safety Zone! Stories from the Parenthood I appreciate that it provides valuable information while keeping a light-hearted and 'fun' feel. It's a great community and way to interact with other parents. BSZ is also great about remembering us dads too in posts, blogs, etc.If you’re like me then one of the main concerns for your children focuses on safety. Now when it comes to going to the park and the pool this summer there are many “unknowns” that arise that require caution and being able to think on your feet, but I feel when it comes to my home that I need to prepare and be proactive. From before Little Miss A was crawling Daddy B and I baby proofed our house. Now we didn’t go overboard, but we got the usual electricity plug covers, door knob covers and cabinet locks. You’d think after all that we’d be pretty covered, and we are, but as children grow they learn lots of fun things, like how to open the refrigerator and that if they can just open the bi-fold closet doors they can get to their dress-up clothing, well that’s when we decided to revisit the safety department.
Safe Beginnings offers a great line of child safety products, tips for parents on babyproofing, and family safety information. We were able to try out two different door locks in their Safety Innovations line. Safety Innovations Bi-Fold Door Lock covers the hinged area of bi-fold doors to prevent them from opening. A special insert lets you adjust for different door sizes. Lucky for me, it includes an easy-grip wand for shorter adults and it’s clear so it doesn’t look out of place. In both the girls rooms are bi-fold closet doors, Little Miss A has just now figured out how to open them and if you don’t know bi-folds let me tell you they make me so nervous. Bi-folds can be tricky and if you’re not careful they can pinch little fingers and even sometimes big fingers too. Unfortunately, I’ve had a mishap or two involving said doors and it does not feel good, so imagining Little Miss A pinching her hand or finger just doesn’t sit well with me. These locks were very easy to install and gave me a great piece of mind when Miss A is in her room alone at rest time.
I would recommend these locks to anyone who has bi-fold doors in their home and a little person who can reach the door knobs or can open these types of doors. We were also able to try out a Deluxe Top Door Lock by Safety Innovations. This door lock rests on top of the door so Miss A and of course Baby C, can’t reach it, but with the help from the Easy-grip wand even shorter adults, like me can reach it. It’s a peg mount and latch fixture and fits all standard interior doors measuring up to 1 3/8″ thick. These locks are great if you have the kind of interior door knobs that don’t allow for the conventional door knob cover, or if your smarty-pants child has conquered the task of opening the door with the knob covers, (luckily my little genius hasn’t got that one figured out yet.) These two locks are just a couple of the more “advanced” safety items you may need as your child grows. for your childproofing needs whether your child is yet to be born or school-aged.