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Munchkin 2 Count Door Knob Cover , White

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Secures to straight edged, prevent children from entering or leaving room
Sculpted design ensures a secure fit to surfaces
Secures to straight edged tables, counters, and more
Tapered edges provide extra foam protection where impact is most likely to occur
Sculpted design ensures a secure fit to surfaces

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Product Description

Help prevent children from entering or leaving rooms with Munchkin door knob covers. The ergonomic design with locking geometry wraps around entire knob providing strong tamper resistance. Wide tabs lock the door knob together requiring both buttons to be depressed to release. To use, simply grab the door knob through the holes in the Door Knob Cover and turn. 2 door knob covers included.

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Item model number

‎35024

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

‎No

Target gender

‎Unisex

Number Of Items

‎1

Batteries required

‎No

Item Weight

‎2.08 ounces

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ASIN

B007A2ZP6K

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1,404 ratings

4.3 out of 5 stars

Best Sellers Rank

#40,610 in Baby (See Top 100 in Baby)
#70 in Stove Safety Covers & Appliance Latches

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3 star		8%
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Victorfabius

They Do What They're Supposed To Do

Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2015

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Do you like watching children struggle with puzzles that they have no hope at all of solving?

I do. Oh, boy do I.

That's why, after I saw my daughter playing in the bathroom sink one morning, I purchased these. Now, instead of breaking into the bathroom and finding my razor blades or the slew of chemical cleaners, I have a frustrated, crying toddler in the pre-dawn hours.

But the fun doesn't stop there!

I also get to watch my S.O. struggle with opening the door at all hours of the day! With the two holes in the cover only giving minimal space to grip our small door handles, not only is it difficult to turn the knob as an adult, but also virtually impossible with hands covered in lotion!

Oh, how I laugh and laugh. Until I sleep on the couch.

All told, these door knob covers keep everyone under the age of 3 out of the bathroom and give everyone over the age of 3 a challenge.

147 people found this helpful

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Elizabeth

and were useless. At least we could easily return those to ...

Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2017

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We hesitated buying these online because we had first tried some covers we bought at Walmart (Safety First brand), and they were too small. Couldn't fit around our door knobs, and were useless. At least we could easily return those to Walmart. But, still needed covers that fit, and weren't finding anything different in a local store. So, we took a chance on these and just got one pack to try since returning online can be a pain. No info in the descriptions or reviews helped me feel confident that these would be bigger than the Safety First brand, and fit our knobs. I'm happy to say that these fit perfectly! So, I'm writing this review so that anyone else out there in my situation with knobs too big for covers you can find in Walmart, these are bigger and fit great. The back of the package says it fits knobs up to 2 3/8" wide. - info I wish I could find before ordering. So, now that I know these work, I've ordered more for the rest of the doors that need a cover.

Our 2 year old twins can not get doors open with these now. They stand there and spin it around the knob. They haven't broken on us....very sturdy. Takes the big people in my family maybe 2 seconds longer to open the doors now, but that's a slight inconvenience compared to mega amounts of time cleaning up whatever the twins get into if they can get into forbidden rooms. It isn't hard to open doors with these at all, unless you're one of my two year olds!

37 people found this helpful

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Book Fanatic

Too tight to work

Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2020

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I have the Jool Baby knob cover on most of my doors, but needed some more. I wanted to try a new brand, because my back door knob is harder to open and I was hoping this one had larger opening for me to get my fingers in.

This one is really terrible in comparison. It's much harder to put together, even off the knob. The reason it won't work for us at all is because the base opening is too small for the "stem" of the door knob. I can just get it on, but then it doesn't freely spin, which is the feature to making it child proof. Not that it matters at this point, but the opening where you put your fingers in to grasp the knob are no bigger than the Jool's either.

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BlueViolet

Works well for small children

Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2016

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These worked fine as a deterrent when my child was small. Somewhere between 2 and 2.5, though, he figured out he could pull on them with all his weight, and they would come off. (Of course this also resulted in falls.) So there is a point that you may need to add strapping tape/super glue, or resort to a new method.

When you get to that point, here are a few other options that are out of the reach of small hands, and can be opened from either side:
the Door Monkey, which works pretty well for inside doors (keeps the door open a few inches), and Safety Innovations Top Door Lock, which sits on top of the door (looks like it could work for an inside garage door).

7 people found this helpful

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Christopher Stephens

Almost but still a fail.

Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2018

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I am giving this only three stars because it allows my son who is two years old to unlock the door. Although he cannot open the door, having the ability to unlock it is also a concern. He can get his little fingers in the opening very easily and unlock the door. Mind you, he just does not do this without reason. He thinks that he is assisting because when we come home we lock the door from the outside with the key. He is not aware of this and proceeds to lock when in actuality he is unlocking the door. There should be some sort of cover or something to prevent this from happening. This does prevent him from opening the door but I am not too sure how long it will be effective. Buyer beware.

One person found this helpful

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mamp08Top Contributor: Baby

Great Safety Product

Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2017

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We have been pleased with this product. It does exactly what is advertised and has kept the toddler from accessing the basement and the pantry. Hasn't scratched handles or doors, and love that an adult can remove as needed.

We have glass door knobs and it can be tricky for the adult, too, if your hands aren't perfectly dry or you don't know how to bypass the safety mechanism (as was the case with the babysitter who had to remove them when she couldn't figure out how to open the door).

As for removing, the babysitter figured it out, but our toddler has not. I found the pieces difficult to snap together and remove - just what I wanted in this product - and expect my toddler to be unsuccessful when she figures out it can be removed.

Highly recommend.

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S Steidinger

Works Well - Sometimes Too Well

Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2016

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I haven't had any issue with my son being able to get these off (he is not quite two yet). He has great motor skills and I had some concerns after reading other reviews. It may still happen as he grows, but at this point in time I feel these work well for him. For that, I have to give this product a high review.

I do, however, have an issue of sometimes not being able to open the door myself! I don't have large hands, which may be part of the issue. On the surface that's no big deal, but I have found myself thinking about what I would do in case of emergency (one of the places we use this is on an exit door, out to the garage).

I also wish this product came in different colors, or could match the doorknob color better. That doesn't impact the quality of the product in any way, but aesthetically it isn't the best.

One person found this helpful

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Varsha Singh

Its great for baby proofing the house

Reviewed in India on May 1, 2017

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Its great for baby proofing the house.
Only drawback being the little hole in the design because of which kids can poke finger to push & lock the door. I had to seal it with a piece of metal and tape from the inside to hide the push lock of the knob.
A design flaw that should be rectified.

One person found this helpful

Amazon Customer

Five Stars

Reviewed in Canada on November 13, 2017

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Unlike the safety first door knob covers these actually fit over the handles!

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