A place to hide a spare key that’s not a plastic rock

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Having a spare key available in case you lose yours is a good idea, but not so good if you just β€œhide” the key under the door mat or in one of those plastic rocks that just scream β€œkey inside!”. Β The Sprinkler Head Hide-a-Key will blend in with the other sprinkler heads in your landscaping, so it won’t be so obvious to the bad guys. Β It looks real because it’s made from a real sprinkler head, and it’s waterproof to protect your keys or whatever you choose to hide. Β It’s $7.69 at Amazon.

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  2. I was locked out of my home for the first time a few months ago. It took two hours to get a key from my wife. To avoid this situation occurring again I put a spare key in my car trunk. I keep a tool box in there. I also keep a spare car key in my wallet. So now to be locked out of my home I have to forget my house keys, forget my car keys AND forget my wallet. If all that happens, the Fates themselves want me locked out of my house.

  3. I have a family member with one of these – and no sprinkler system. πŸ™‚ Covered with a little dirt and it looks innocuous in the yard. They got theirs at Lowe’s.

  4. To increase security you can do what we do: hide a key to your garage (or shed) outside, and then hide a key to the house in the garage. Even if someone finds the hidden key it won’t get them into the house, and there are hundreds of places in a garage where you can hide a house key.

  5. Paul

    That’s similarto what I do although I am a bit of a security freak so I have a key to a place with a key to a place with the front door key!!

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