Mommy's Helper Slide-Lok Bi-Fold Door Lock

Mommy's Helper Slide-Lok Bi-Fold Door Lock

Category: (Baby Product)

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Editorial Reviews

Mommy's Helper patented bi-fold lock is designed to help prevent children from opening bi-fold doors, and minimize the risk of pinched fingers. Features: * Improved Design: Easy to use slide rod means less reaching! * Clear plastic design blends well with

Customer Reviews

simple item, yet works perfectly

Reviewed by Lexi's mamma, 2010-03-03

This is a very simple, cheap plastic item, but it does it's job perfectly! I don't have to worry about my 2-year-old opening the bi-fold closet doors in her bedroom and getting her fingers stuck!

Easy to Install, Easy to Operate

Reviewed by K. DeLuca, 2010-02-10

I bought these for the bi-fold doors on my sons closet. They installed in 1 minute and are a breeze to operate, just side them over using the handle. Make sure you purchase one for each door. I highly recommend these for moms with curious little ones.

Great product

Reviewed by M. Goldman, 2010-02-05

This product works very well. I had a Safety First bi fold door lock on our closet door previously, and it was useless. My son could open the door, and the lock would just pop right off - giving him even more incentive to open the closet door! This lock works great. It's also very low profile (along with being clear,) you hardly notice it.

Baby Safety that Works

Reviewed by Paula R. Patterson, 2010-02-02

These boor locks really do work.I have forgotten they were on there, and giving the door a pretty hard tug to open it they stayed in place like a champ. My 2 year old has wanted into the closet a few times, tried to let himself in and they didn't give. I just wish all baby products worked like they are suppossed to as well as these do!

a smart kid can use a broom

Reviewed by Joy L, 2010-01-13

I've loved this for years for my first three children. But number four learned faster (from the others) how to climb up on chairs and use tools to access things...so it was a piece of cake for him to grab a broom (or toy lightsaber, etc.) and just slide the lock to one side by himself. I wish I could find a 2-step lock (like twist and slide) that could defeat him.