Are they really long enough to work on toilets?
1437852
Yes.. but i wouldn't recommend to use it them on toilets.. they have specific lock for toilets, these are mainly for doors, refridgerator doors, kitchen cabinets and all those stuff..
1437853
I agree with the others who have responded. You could make one of these work on a toilet in a pinch, but it would be annoying to have to bend down low and undo it every time. It also might not be possible to stick one of these Munchin Xtraguard locks to a toilet bowl or lid if the surface of the bowl or lid was curved/convex. I would recommend getting a specific toilet lock such as Safety 1st Swing Shut Toilet Lock: Safety 1st Swing Shut Toilet Lock
1437854
YES! They work GREAT on toilets! I have them on both of my toilets. Here is why I like them: they are intuitive. I don't know if you have used some of the other ones, but they are not easy to figure out. With these, even people that have never seen the device before, can figure them out. And someone mentioned that you will have to bend down to undo them, you have to bend down to undo the other devices as well. They are great for toilets!
1437855
Yes, they are long enough but the adhesive will stop working because of the moisture. I know from experience.
1480580
no but they work wonders in a toilet with extreme build up so they should work for a pool too! i love these although for a pool you may need a case of them as they will wear out with a large area
1617299
Not sure. Only because we are having trouble with water pressure in our new home. With good pressure I don't think it would be long.
2009574
That is what I'm using them on and no problems that I've noticed. Also what keegansmommy said more than 15" deep I think would be a squeeze.
929159
would a toilet like they have in daycares or other childrens places work? not sure on the height but they are really small
426467
Fairly long. I suppose you could say, long enough to do the job. I find the set to be of good quality. Do you want me to measure the handles?
1932307
These are made to cover regular size toilets. If you come across an elongated toilet, I am not sure if it will cover all the way back. But you can always layer two, to ensure complete coverage, which is what I did.
1845063
Not exactly sure how long they are but I can tell you that I am 6'9'' and I have to set them all the way to the top without them being properly secured. That being said I have failed while squatting and even at the highest level they still do their job. I do squat below parallel and I usually drop the weight when I am at my lowest point and it is not much of a drop.
1718444
Sure. It could be if they are adjustable, or already of the correct length.
200727
Yes, they are quite long. I use them frequently and have bought a couple of sets.
913256
I had no problems using this on both a standard and elongated toilet. The handles helped getting up and down wonderfully.
701806
Yes, as long as there is an electrical outlet near your toilet to plug the washlet into.
1171312
I think it works very good on the elongated toilet. It is a very nice piece of equipment to have.
735154
Yes, it does work on elongated toilets. Cleared a stubborn clog when every other plunger failed.
619750
They are fairly long. They are good size. A little longer then kitchen ones I would say.
1095309
Yes, they are really large. I have never had any problems of them not covering any oblong/oval public toilets. They even leave extra coverage on the sides for little hands to hold on to the toilet and in front so their underwear do not touch any surface area. They are expensive but so worth it!
551429
Yes, it is long enough to be used for that purpose. Of course if your bed length is not more than 2 meters.