It happens way too often! We go outside and can’t get back inside, because we left the keys inside our home, or can’t seem to find where we placed them…
We have an emergency solution for finding a second set of keys or spare one, if you happen to need it. It’s called the Rock Key Hider! Disguised to look like an ordinary garden rock, it can keep your key or several keys in a safe place. This little item will offer you some peace of mind, if you ever loose or misplace your home keys.
It looks like an ordinary rock and if you touch the top, it also feels like one, as well! The disguised key hider emergency unit measures; 1” wide by 1.25” deep and 2.25” long. The key hider compartment is tall enough to hide a few keys inside of it.
The perfect disguised emergency solution for any home dweller, in this busy world which sometimes makes us forgetful!
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Monday, April 15, 2013
Ever Get Locked Out Of Your House?
It happens to people all the time. They have a door that can be locked from the inside, so they lock it as they step out of their home. But, they forget to take the key with them!
Getting locked out of my house is common with me. But now I have no worries, because, if I get absent minded again, I know to look for the spare key that is inside the Rock Key Hider, in my yard. Some doors are also set up where they are locked, but you can still open them from the inside, to go outdoors… But once you decide to go back inside your house, they lock you out! Our home's back entrance has such a door. Why they make them like that, is beyond me.
The Rock Key Hider, is very handy to have for your home's backyard, front yard, or both! Not only is it handy for houses but it's also handy for your car. People many times misplace their car keys or even worse, lock them inside their own car! This product, is not only a frustration saver, but it also saves you the money you would have to spend to get a locksmith! If you have a garden or lawn, you shouldn't be without one of these handy gadgets!
The Rock Key Hider is approximately 3.5 inches long, with plenty of room to spare for any other small thing you might want to hide inside of it. It's weather resistant and hard as a rock!
Getting locked out of my house is common with me. But now I have no worries, because, if I get absent minded again, I know to look for the spare key that is inside the Rock Key Hider, in my yard. Some doors are also set up where they are locked, but you can still open them from the inside, to go outdoors… But once you decide to go back inside your house, they lock you out! Our home's back entrance has such a door. Why they make them like that, is beyond me.
The Rock Key Hider, is very handy to have for your home's backyard, front yard, or both! Not only is it handy for houses but it's also handy for your car. People many times misplace their car keys or even worse, lock them inside their own car! This product, is not only a frustration saver, but it also saves you the money you would have to spend to get a locksmith! If you have a garden or lawn, you shouldn't be without one of these handy gadgets!
The Rock Key Hider is approximately 3.5 inches long, with plenty of room to spare for any other small thing you might want to hide inside of it. It's weather resistant and hard as a rock!
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