pop-tech Adhesive Stickers for Loose Outlet Plug: 12 Pcs Double Sided Tape Fix Fall Out Wall Socket - 3M Sticky for Smart Home Speaker Mount Holder WiFi Extender Electrical Multi-Outlets Power Adapter

Absolute life save! 10/10… HIGHLY recommend to ALL

This set of double sided tape stickers is good at keeping loose cords in place. I have some really ancient lamps with worn out plug ends, so they don't fit well in the sockets anymore. I knew I wanted to keep using them, but I had no idea what to do to keep the sockets plugged in. If you touched the cable, or a breeze blew by, or even looked at the cable for too long, the plug would fall out of the socket. So, I saw these, thought "There's no way," and decided to try them anyway. Well, to my surprise, these actually work about as well as I'd hoped. There's not much science to them other than they are literally just double sided tape in the shape of the outlet. These are good for things you want to keep stationary, but that also means you have to leave them alone. Forever. Because it you want to plug and unplug from that socket, you will quickly ruin the double sided tape, and then it will be full of dust, or bent and warped, and not hold your plugs anymore. Still, it works for my purpose, keeps my lamp plugged in nicely.

I have a surge protector power strip under my desk with a couple plugs that are heavy. My normal lamp plugs stay fine but the plugs that are boxes have a hard time staying plugged in when the power strip is affixed to the underside of the desk. These really do come in handy. Now my Echo Show 10 doesn’t unplug itself!

This is supposed to hold loose plugs in the socket better. I tried it with a wall heater and it did not work. it might be that my heater was too heavy for it, but i am not sure. So for me it did not work for what i needed it for. It might work for lighter cords which is probably what it was meant for. I just dont have any loose lighter cords to try.

Does exactly as described. Live in an older apartment and the sockets are very loose when I plug things in. These prevent them from falling out.

Helps with outlets that aren’t tight enough to keep the plugs in place. Great quality, highly recommend

When we moved to our new house, we have had a few loose outlet. This double sided tape is good for temporary solutions to keep the plug intact. I never really had any issues anymore since i used this tape. even with a strong tug, it keeps it intact.However, keep in mind that this is only a temporary solution, the proper way to fix it is to change the outlet so it fits appropriately.

I'm on the fence about this product. You have to let the stickers cure for 48 hours prior to use according to the directions. You need to tape the Plug onto the receptacle with the patch on it, then leave it for two days, then you can remove the tape. At this time, the plug sticks to the outlet. Not cool. Not cool at all. You ought to be able to remove the plug without ruining the sticker. Sure, it eliminates the wobble, but definitely not in a correct way. You are better off updating your electronic device's plug.

I was curious if these would be useful and I'm very pleasantly surprised that they are.My first discovery was how well these will assist in holding a heavy AC outlet wifi AP unit. These devices tend to be somewhat heavy and easily knocked out of the outlet. Perfect use found as the outlets with these AP units are now all securely held in place.I also discovered how well these will keep a large wall wart type of AC power connector for other devices in place around younger children and pets.I am very impressed and quite happy with these simple stickers and will be getting more over time.Highly recommended.

The pop-tech Adhesive Stickers for Loose Outlet Plug serve their purpose with mixed results, depending on the plug and its condition. In our older house, where the plug I intended to use them on was recessed more than usual, the stickers did not provide secure contact with the smart plug, rendering them ineffective. However, employing the temporary tape included in the kit proved to be a successful workaround. Despite its intended temporary use, leaving the tape on has prevented our cats from unplugging the security camera, even when they climb on the smart plug and the camera power adapter beneath the living room window.On a six-prong plug adapter in another room, where the plug was not recessed, the adhesive stickers held up well, demonstrating their effectiveness in different scenarios.A crucial word of caution is warranted for plugs that have worn out to the extent that cords barely stay in place. In such cases, using this product may not be advisable, as it could exacerbate existing issues with poor connections and arcing. This is particularly concerning with high-powered devices like heaters, as loose connections can lead to overheating, cord melting, and even fire hazards. It's essential to replace receptacles with such loose plugs promptly.While the product's performance may vary, I'm uncertain if I would repurchase it. Instead, opting for high-quality double-sided adhesive tape could offer a more versatile solution. However, the convenience of pre-cut stickers shaped to fit plugs and the inclusion of alcohol wipes for cleaning before installation are noteworthy features.In conclusion, the pop-tech Adhesive Stickers for Loose Outlet Plug offer convenience but may fall short in certain situations. Users should assess their specific needs and the condition of their plugs before deciding on this product.

There's not much more I can add about the description of this product that hasn't been covered on the description page along with the very helpful video. I have "suffered" with a couple of these loose outlets for 23 years! Seeing it in writing, just reinforces how long I've been "dealing" with this issue. I've had to use extra long extension cords to use in outlets that are nowhere near the outlet that was loose. I recently took a bad fall tripping over one of these industrial extension cords (the very bright red ones - I'm sure you'll know which ones I mean). I live in an apt building that was built around the middle of the last century (when they were apparently very conservative when it came to the number of outlets that were installed) & they have not aged well. So, I've had to "make do" & nothing I did was even close to ideal. I clearly had no idea there was even a product that could help with this issue. So, when I saw this solution I thought I was dreaming.Well, it was no dream, I know this because they arrived a few days ago, & I followed the instructions & they worked. I felt a bit sheepish because the idea is really such a simple one, it made me want to smack myself in the centre of my forehead for not thinking about it myself. However, I didn't & this comes with everything I need, so there's no need to purchase anything else - it comes with just about everything you need*.The one "Con" about this product is that it's meant pretty much to keep one item plugged in. It's not meant for plugging & unplugging, things like my vacuum cleaner, my air purifier, my essential oil diffuser, my toaster & you get the idea. Their solution that they show in the video is a power bar/block (I think that's what they're called - a power bar so most of those items I listed as examples can be plugged & unplugged). *A product called Goo Gone or something similar may be needed to get rid of the glue residue left behind from the powerful adhesive if/when changing or switching out these stickers.Currently these 12 stickers including 6 auxiliary stickers, 12 alcohol packs & yes, a user manual can all be purchased for $12.99 but wait, there's more, a $2.00 off coupon! If you were considering purchasing this product, now would be the time but even at $12.99 it's absolutely worth it. Good luck!

I really didn't know that I needed these until I used them. I have a few power adapters plugged into the wall that are sagging and partly hanging out of the wall socket due to the weight of the adapter. Well these address that problem - they're easy to use and do exactly what they advertise!If you follow the use of them it's a bit of an involved process but works well once done. You first clean the receptacle with the provided alcohol prep pads then you apply the outlet sticker appling pressure for 15 seconds or so. Then you're supposed to wait 24 hours before peeling off the out-facing side and plugging in your device where you secure it with what they call "auxillary" stickers which you leave in-place for 24 hours.It does seem a bit involved but it has securely held our sagging item in-place securely. They're also easy to remove with a tab along the sticker to pull it away.All in all these are great for our situation and I recommend them!

The pop-tech Adhesive Stickers for Loose Outlet Plug is for those things that you don't want to ever unplug. Since it is using adhesive to hold the plug in, it's not something for occasional use. The package comes with 12 outlet stickers, 12 alcohol wipes to prep the surface, and 6 pairs of stickers that are used like tape to hold in your plug while the glue cures.I got these to use my my CO detectors, which are quite heavy and once in a while fall out of the socket, at which point they start screeching!So here's the catch: it takes a while for the adhesive to cure. They say to apply the sticker to the outlet and wait 24 hrs (48 hrs for best adhesion). Then you peel of the front protection and plug in your device. Then you can use the supplied stickers to hold the plug in place (or just tape) for another 48 hours until the adhesive cures fully. So for that first 24-48 hours I need to relocate my CO detector, maybe plugging into an extension cord so it can still be in the right location, while the glue cures. Not a big deal, just an inconvenience.