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Smart Places to Hide a Spare House Key Beyond the Usual Spots
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First reported by N12 · 7 hours ago
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Hiding a spare house key in common places like under the doormat or flowerpots is risky as burglars know these spots. Safer options include trusted neighbors, coded lockboxes, or less obvious outdoor locations like removable bricks or garden fixtures. Smart locks or emergency locksmith contacts can also reduce the need for a spare key.
- 01Common hiding spots like under doormats or flowerpots are easily found by burglars.
- 02Avoid leaving keys with identifying tags linking them to your home.
- 03Best to leave spare keys with trusted neighbors or family nearby.
- 04Use coded lockboxes placed discreetly away from the front door.
- 05Consider less obvious outdoor spots like removable bricks or garden fixtures.
- 06Smart locks or locksmith contacts can eliminate the need for spare keys.
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