Cord Locks?

[Barbara Richmond]

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Joe,

If I'm not mistaken, go visit a "baby" section of a store.  In addition =
to the electrical outlet locks that make it difficult to unplug cords, =
there are cabinet door locks, toilet seat locks, clips to keep pacifiers =
from falling on the floor......all to keep the curious baby or toddler =
from harming herself/himself.

Safety First makes a lot of the stuff.


Barbara Richmond

PS  Which reminds me of when we lived in Texas, a salesman came to our =
front door to sell us a security system.  I had to go out the garage =
door to meet him, because all the Little Tykes equipment was crammed in =
the front entryway blocking the door.  Later my husband and I laughed =
about it and decided instead of having a "This house protected by ADT" =
sign, we could place a sign which stated, "This house protected by =
Little Tykes."
  ----- Original Message -----=20
  From: Joe Garrett=20
  To: pianotech=20
  Sent: Friday, January 14, 2005 12:57 PM
  Subject: Cord Locks?


  Dean said: "To combat this problem I started carrying the 6 outlet =
adaptors and cord
  locks. If the outlet is crowded I don't even ask, usually, I just =
install
  the 6 outlet adaptor. If it is not a crowded outlet, I just put on the =
cord
  lock, a plastic strip the traps the cord against the outlet cover that =
makes
  it hard to unplug the cord.

  Blessings,

  Dean,
  Have I been living in a cave? What are cord locks? And, where can we =
get them?
  Best Regards,
  Joe Garrett, R.P.T.
  Captain, Tool Police
  Squares R I
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