Safety 1st OutSmart Flex Child Safety Lock vs Safety 1st Secure-to-Explore Adhesive Locks
Side-by-side specs from each maker.
Only the differences are shown.
| Safety 1st OutSmart Flex Child Safety Lock | Safety 1st Secure-to-Explore Adhesive Locks | |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Adhesive strap lock | Adhesive strap lock |
| Lock type | flexible strap | adhesive |
| Install | Not listed | adhesive |
| How an adult opens it | Press the top and bottom release buttons together (the decoy button does nothing) | Easy to disengage; has an 'unlock mode' to keep drawers open |
| Hardware | Not listed | Included template |
| Fits | Cabinet handles (strap through handle) and knobs (strap around knob) | A wide variety of cabinet and door types |
| Count | Not listed | 4 |
| Maker's warnings | Adult installation required. For indoor home use only. A deterrent only, not a substitute for adult supervision. Do not use to guard against toxic or dangerous substances or sharp objects. | Not listed |
Safety 1st OutSmart Flex Child Safety Lock
A strap-style cabinet lock for handles and knobs with a decoy button and hidden release buttons that adults press together.
- Hidden functional buttons plus a non-working decoy button
- No adhesive described in the guide
- No pack size or price in the maker guide
Safety 1st Secure-to-Explore Adhesive Locks
Peel-and-stick cabinet and door locks that use a template for placement and need no tools or screws.
- No tools or measuring, template included
- Unlock mode lets adults keep drawers open
- Sold in 4, 8 and 12 packs
- Adhesive hold depends on the surface