Benny Bradley’s has launched a new item in its range of products for parents, now offering Invisible Cabinet Latch Locks to help keep kids out of cupboards, drawers, and kitchen cabinets.
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After 5 years of helping hundreds of thousands of parents keep their toddlers safe from hazardous items in cabinets, Benny Bradley’s is relaunching its Invisible Cabinet Latch Locks with some exciting improvements.
More details can be found at https://bennybradleys.com/products/latch-locks
Benny Bradley’s cabinet locks are ideal for customers who have young and curious children at the early crawling or walking stage – children who are interested in exploring every closed cabinet in the home.
Founded by Carol and her brother Dan, the company came about when as a first-time mother, Carol grew frustrated by the difficulty of finding baby products that were affordable and functional. Tired of struggling to find the items she needed, she decided to help other parents in similar situations by creating safe, reliable products that had everything she wanted in a baby product. This brand is truly developed by parents, for parents, to help make parenting a little easier.
All baby products from the company are tested for functionality and safety and are manufactured and inspected by quality factories for total reassurance.
The Invisible Cabinet Locks from Benny Bradley’s are simple to install and allow parents to easily open doors with a quick press of the spring-loaded latch. Customers can install them in minutes using the large 2” x 2” adhesive area, and their doors are soon secure against curious tots and their exploring hands.
Featuring a long 2.5-inch latch arm, the cabinet locks are strong and secure and can handle up to 25lbs of pull tension. Once installed, the locks are invisible and completely hidden behind the doors – and there’s no need for tools or damage to cabinets to install them.
Customers will find that the locks are suitable for use with most types of cabinet doors and drawers (exact measurements are available on the company website), and can be easily removed once their children have grown up. The company suggests using warm air from a hairdryer to soften the adhesive and peel the locks away. Alternatively, a strong thin string such as dental floss can be used to ‘saw’ the adhesive away from the cabinet. Any residual adhesive can then be “rolled” off the cabinet door.
This recent relaunch includes improved packaging with tamper-proof stickers that will give parents piece of mind their locks are quality-inspected and new. The company has also included installation instructions and videos that can easily be accessed by scanning the QR code on the inside of the box.
Interested parties can find out more at https://bennybradleys.com/products/latch-locks
Contact Info:
Name: Dan Hui
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Organization: Benny Bradleys
Address: 6D – 7398 Yonge St #1007, Vaughan, Ontario L4J 8J2, Canada
Website: https://bennybradleys.com/
Release ID: 89074176
