How can I 'baby proof' a wall corner so my husband doesn't fall?

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I need to “baby proof” a corner where my husband fallen and hit his head twice with an ER visit.we bought pool noodles hoping that would work but we are havin a difficult time gettin them to stick. Even with double sided tape. All suggestions welcome

Sue LaFave Gottfried · Answer

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Gk · Answer

Wow! That must be come corner! Can you add a picture so we know what you are dealing with Rorie! You might get some better suggestions specific to your wall corner!

Unique Creations By Anita · Answer

Here is a another option to the pool noodle which may stick better.

https://youtu.be/YKMPGTkeKuc

Kathy Gunter Law · Answer

They make a plastic outside corner you can put on it to soften the edge. I put one on my daughter's room when she was 5, it's still in place 24 year later. I used a clear one and the wall behind shows through.

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