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How to Baby Proof Bifold Door Lock -

Demonstration of how to baby proof your bifold door with the Bifold Door Slide Lock. Distributed by...

How to Baby Proof Bifold Door Lock -

Demonstration of how to baby proof your bifold door with the Bifold Door Slide Lock. Distributed by Tubemogul.

Added: 3/26/09

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How to Baby Proof Bifold Door Lock

Hi, this is Michael from KidSafe, and I am here to show you how to childproof the bifold door with a bifold door lock. You simply slide it on top of your door, you have this spacer that you can use for different thicknesses of doors. This is a normal width, if you have a thinner door you simply flip the spacer around. You fit it on top of your door, slide it to the joint between your doors, now your child can't get in. You can also use an optional wand to extend it for a shorter person. So you close the door, slide it over the gap, and your door is now baby proofed.