Baby Proofing Edge and Corner Guards, Safety 3M Pre-Taped Furniture Bumper, [16.40ft Edge + 4 Corners] Baby Corner Protector for Fireplace, Table, Stair, Cabinet (White)

I've bought 2 of these! One is for my fireplace stoop so the grandbabies won't fall and hit their heads on the edges and corners. The 2nd set is for a rather unconventional use. I have a commercial door as my desk and the edges were rather harsh. So, I decided to try these to protect soften the edges where my arms are constantly sitting. It works GREAT! They were super easy to put on and they stick very well.

Came with a lot to get the job done to protect me son from hitting his head!

This is the second time I've ordered this product. It is very cushy and helps protect little ones from edges and corners. My only complaint is that it's pretty easy to peel off the bumper guard or rip divots out of it, which unfortunately my children have figured out. Hence round two of ordering! I wouldn't use this on a high traffic surface like a coffee table, but it's worked well enough for the edge of their beds.

I have used many of these foam protectors over the last few months. This one I have used for my toddlers okay shopping cart that would bump around on the furniture, potentially damaging them, and on the open sides of a wall in the basement. Comes with a double sided tape and a door finger pinch guard. This has a sleeker profile than the other brands I have used. Look nicer and do the same job equally well. Would recommend.

Protected my baby's head but was a TERRIBLE time getting off. Left a horrible residue on furniture even after following the instructions to a T. Will not buy again for future furniture.

Love this stuff, but be warned it will mess up the finish on furniture!

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The product itself is fine. My grandchildren were able to pull the product off, leaving the residue. I could not get the residue off even with goop off, hot water, and a plastic scraper! Anyone have any other solutions to removing it?