intergrated fridge - child locks

[Thermo]

As i speak my 14 month old daughter is once again sitting on the floor of the kitchen with the contents of the fridge on the floor, confusing tomatoes for strawberries and liberally applying yoghurt to the cat food. now i think this is funny but Mrs Thermo does not. The fridge is an under cabinet intergrated one and normal kitchen cabinet door locks wont work on it. Does anyone know of any or any other solutions (humane sensible ones please or ill set Mrs Thermo on you.....You have been warned!)

 

[big-all]

mothercare and others do "fridge locks"

http://www.mothercare.com/invt/lt3327&bklist=

just dont forget even at a young age they can mimic what mum and dad do so dont let them see you touching them

 

[Thermo]

cheers big all, but its an inergrated fridge in the middle of a run of cabinets so that wont work!

just dont forget even at a young age they can mimic what mum and dad do so dont let them see you touching them

What touching mum? spoilsport!

 

[big-all]

no no i wouldn't spoil your fun

with mum being tired and probably dos,nt fancy a "cuddle"
and when mum does little un wont sleep so finishes up in the bed between you

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theres probably somthing on there web site!!!!!! [no no no not for contraception]

 

[Thermo]

ive trawled through loads of them but cant seem to find anything, and i dont want to drill into the faces of the cabinets.

Youre not wrong, but i still wouldnt be without the little one for all the tea in china

 

[big-all]

if the handle side off the fridge door is beside the hinge of the adjacent cupboard door
could you not make a gravity latch thats say 25mm wide 50mm long
with 9mm above the pivot hole and set 10mm away from the edge off the door

single screw and washer [between wood and door to stop wear]so in 3 years when you don't need it anymore you've only a 3mm hole to fill

 

[masona]

Can you not fix this inside the cabinet somehow