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Almost sent them back...I have round doorknobs shaped similarly to a mini doughnut. They were easily installed and I was happy it was all one piece that just folded in half and clicked/locked shut. These are not coming off the door either. They stay on! Only problem they fit so snug around the doorknob it made it super easy to open the door it was attached to. I finally figured it out it was the two grippers attached that was hugging the doorknob making it so easy for my toddler to open the door. I went around to each one (bought two boxes; best deal for the money) and pressed the grippers out away from the door knob. They all "stretched" and now freely circle the doorknob and my toddler can't grab the doorknob to open, it just spins now. I can still use them and they "bounce back" to their stretched shape with no issue. I was going to send them back, but I didn't even want to deal with the hassle. My first thought was I could break the gripper off each one and they would still work, but they stretched out and maintained their new shape, and work just fine. I would recommend buying, with the disclaimer if you have rounded/doughnut shaped doorknobs you will have to push out the 2 gripper buttons to fit so they will function properly.

They work great, are easy to install, and keep my toddler safe. They are also great at locking out uncaffeinated parents.

these work well on all my doors except one. on that door, the knob is rather short and tapers in a lot toward the door side, plus it's a bit hard to turn. so i have to pull out on the plastic cover in order to get a good grip. that wouldn't be a big problem if the door opened inward, but it opens outward. so i have to pull-squeeze-push which is a bit tricky when i'm carrying a diaper bag and a squirming child. not sure how to get around that. maybe i'll try sticking some padding between the cover and the knob.....

Worst , fit so tight to the knob that my kid can open it easily without pressing grey buttons on the sides! Would never buy it again or recommend!

I wanted knob covers with the grip tabs that push on the knob. (Not just holes on the side.) That is the style that we used when my older kids were little. I thought these would work the same. I don't know if these were a different brand or if the company redesigned them over the years.These knob covers spin freely around the door knobs (that's perfectly fine). However if the grip part happens to stop at the top, you can easily open the knob without having to squeeze both sides. Seriously, I can open it with one thumb. So imagine your toddler reaching up and grabbing around the knob, they will be able to open it as well. I will still use them. But one day she'll figure it out and then we'll have to find an alternative method.I have not installed the corner protectors, but if I do, I will update my review.

Doesn’t fit my larger diameter door knobs, 2.25”. Mostly my fault for not looking deeper into what they fit. I have no doubt they will work on smaller door knobs but they would just make it easier to open mine.

Not always a great value. The reason for saying this as I placed it on a few door knobs as intended. Problem is could always get the door open. Even though I did squeeze the right part. I did not buy this to keep children out, but to assist me in opening the door as my arthritis has gotten difficult on some days

These don't work. We tried to make them work, but the grips clamp down in the handle so they don't do what they're supposed to. My 2 year old opens the doors just as easily as before. I checked, and we don't have odd sized handles or anything. All handle covers aren't created equal... I would look elsewhere.