Baby Toilet Lock by Wappa Baby - 9"L x 4"W - Ideal Baby Proof Toilet Lid Lock - No Tools Needed Easy Installation with 3M Adhesive - Top Safety Toilet Seat Lock - Fits Most Toilets - White (1 Pack)

Absolutely works! Keeps my 15m son from opening the toilet lid

Really good works like a charm

I got this Wappa Baby toilet lock to keep my toddler from lifting the toilet lid, and it works like a charm! Installation was a breeze—just peel and stick the 3M adhesive—no tools needed. I love that it’s easy to deactivate when guests come over, and it fits our standard toilet perfectly. A solid, no-fuss baby-proofing solution!

Exactly per description and fits the purpose

Didn't fit the toilet as you could still lift the lid, broke off easily.

We found this simple and easy to install and use as adults, but still it kept our baby out of the toilets when she became interested in them but was too little to potty train. We had a very tall and mobile baby that was walking early and these were a real life saver for us when she discovered the bathroom thrones. We felt it kept her safe and clean and saved our plumbing from having stuffed animals flushed. It also was much nicer than the kind that go from the side and latch because you only had to click a button, you didn’t feel like you had to fondle the toilet to secure it every time you used it. I’m no germaphobe, and I wash my hands, but this still felt so much cleaner to me! It was also easier for guests to use.

Easy to install and use. It was placed in our main bathroom, which is used many times every day. I just took it off our toilet after using it for about 1 year and 2 months. The lock ended up breaking, so we had to manually move it and hold it in place to open the toilet seat. It was pretty difficult to remove, but I didn’t mind since it didn’t budge for the entire year.

This lock works PERFECTLY on my toilet! Now that my toddler is 20 months and interested in how toilets work, I really have to be careful about leaving the lid or seat up. He’s getting ready to potty train, which makes it all the more fun to hang out by the toilet. since I can’t always remember to shut the door, I got one of these. It was really easy to install and adheres well!To make sure it was in the right spot before I installed it, I used a pencil to mark to outer edge of the part that sticks. I cleaned the area with rubbing alcohol, let it dry, then stuck it on! It helps to apply pressure for a good 30-60+ seconds, then LET IT SIT as long as possible. After testing it out to make sure it worked, I didn’t use the lock for 24 hours or so. That helps it adhere better. I love the little button that allows you to swing the lock..... but, so does my son. Luckily he can’t figure out how to push it AND swing the lock at the same time....It’s easy enough to leave it unlocked too. Very simple, yet well thought out. I’m afraid it may leave a mark when I try to remove it someday, but I knew that could be a possibility. Our toilet seat is pretty old anyway, so it’ll just be a good excuse to get a new one LOL.I highly recommend this! Works great if you have pets that can lift the lid, also.Thanks for reading! I hope this was helpful.

Funciona de maravilla, es de buena calidad y super facil de instalar. Muy recomendable

It seemed like the perfect solution to our toddler problem at the start. It was easy to install and easy for an adult to use. Unfortunately within a month the button no longer worked and it wouldn't hold in the unlocked position anymore. Soon after that the spring stopped being as springy so it wouldn't hold in the locked position anymore. At that point we removed it and it left an ugly ring on the toilet seat lid.

Works great! Never seen something like this before but it does it Job that’s for sure. Took 2 seconds to set up

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You all hear the stories of babies and toddlers akin playing in the toilet and flushing items otherwise not intended to be flushed down the toilet. I was one of those babies I’m afraid to say (sunglasses). Fortunately, this gadget was invented and I don’t have to fall to the same fate of my father before me, opening up pipes to remove items accidentally flushed by my own son. That is, as long as I keep it locked after every use .