is this somthing that can keep my 6yr old from the window all the way or could it be easly removed by him
1570735
Part of the design is you twist the lever around in circular motion until the clamps close around the part of the window that you are attaching it to. Once tight enough, you lower the lever which "locks" it into place. All it takes is a little push of strength to push the level up and then untwist the clamps. Perhaps you can try it and install without him watching you. They are pretty cheap and offer you nominally better protection than you currently have.
1570736
That seems like a loaded question. When I was 4, I figured out how to put a kitchen chair next to the counter. Climb on the counter and hoist myself to the top shelf of the cupboard to retrieve a bottle of Flintstones vitamins. I subsequently ate the whole bottle and had to have my stomach pumped. Kids are smart. Nothing is completely kidproof. Having said that, it depends on the type of window. Does it slide left to right or up and down? Mine slide up and down, and a child would have to be tall enough to reach high enough to unlatch them.
1570737
All u have to do is pop the lever-see the picture- so easy for a 6 yr old to remove unless u put it on the top edge and they couldn't reach it
1685237
It closes pretty well...it has a magnetic closer on both doors....you could also rubberband the doorknobs together to keep a young child from opening them. Hope this helps
716128
It will not work to keep small children out. The doors are sliding doors. You will have to get some sort of child proofing device to prevent the little ones from getting into the console.
1350944
It's so easy to remove, it just falls off. In fact, it's so easy to remove that it's difficult to keep it attached to the window at all.
1438569
Pop tab safety, so I guess it depends on how old the kid is. Also if u remove they safety yourself or leave it on.
216314
It is removable. You just peel it away from the window slowly. If it is resistant you can spray it with a little soapy water then keep pulling.
1781817
It is a permanent bond. If the windows slide up and down, I don't think is what you want.
1689477
I checked with my son who owns this. He said it can be easily taken off. Must be design.
42186
Nope. It doesn't do a thing to the windows. Mine have been in place for a couple of years, but I can still reposition the leading if I need to with no issues. I'd avoid repositioning however, only because it loses a bit of its adhesion. But the windows will be fine.
919429
Yes, I have mine set up that way. It would help if you had something to keep the window in place if it's not heavy enough (I use a sliding window lock that screws in).
182494
I've just talked to my neighbor, they did their windows after they saw mine. They made the mistake of putting up the portion that is meant to be discarded. Be sure to read instruction carefully. I think that is why people have failure to cling to windows.
1417649
So pretty much anything can get out of the wholes at the top...I recommend gluing a little bit of screen to the plexi-glass to cover them up. The kids like to catch Lightning Bugs in them, and they do get out if you do not do this.
2128546
I just bought this for my 3 Year Old. When canopy is pulled back it was slightly hitting her head. Another mom told me to pull in the straps near clear window back. It then pulls clear up in canopy and allows for more head space. So i pull this back first then close canopy 100%. I found this solved 80% of my problem
1565582
Yes you can. Sun still gets through the window and will make the child uncomfortable.
1288895
It might help a little bit but doesn't stretch out all that big. I also find that the suction cups pop off of the window occasionally... May not be ideal for waking a sleeping baby:)
241139
If the harness is correctly installed in the car, it should limit movement to the window. Our dog is very hyper and the harness limits his movements. We are very pleased with the ease of loading and unloading our dog from the car with the harness. We have been pleased.
341114
Unless you have an AC unit, I do not see how this will prevent someone from gaining access by removing the mesh, and manually removing both pieces from the outside facing window.One will be facing outside, for the intruder to unscrew himself.