Outlet Covers, Child Proof Safety Electrical Plugs Protector, Baby Proof Transparent Safety Caps (36Pack) by CalMyotis

I love how well the blend in. My child can't remove them. My only complaint would be that it's super difficult for adults to remove them too.

I have had to replace 4 outlets because these useless pieces of junk are designed to splinter off as they are hard, brittle plastic. If you put one of them inside of an outlet, just be aware that you will now never use this outlet again. They are difficult to remove (which is a plus) but impossible to remove in one piece. Shards of the inserted plug will remain in your outlet. Learned this lesson the hard way after using them for 2 months, and trying to remove one. Turns out all of them were this way. Terrible purchase. Do not purchase these!

2 years later and my daughter still can’t figure out why her fingers can’t go in the hole lol , a must buy with babies.

We use these and are very happy with them. Be advised that installing these in new outlets makes them very tight to remove. I am okay with that since I know my children could never get them out. I did however break one attempting to remove it and had to replace the outlet. This is not a problem now that I pull from the top and bottom, and pull straight out. The clear material of the product looks good and is hardly noticeable.

I put them in n can’t take them out when I try the plastic snaps off in my socket I have to turn off the hydro n try n take it out I have to replace a outlet because of this

These covers are VERY tight fitting and even adults will find them hard to remove. I have broken two of them when removing them - even doing my best to avoid that outcome. Then comes the difficult task of shutting off the circuit and retrieving the slippery plastic prong from the outlet.

It works very well and maybe too well for my taste. These are really tough to take off.

Simple and clean looking but they fit tight- difficult to get out of plug so not suitable for plugs that get a lot of use. I have to use a plastic orange peeler to wedge them out or else the prongs break in the socket.