Locked out

[redbarron77]

I haven't locked the door to my house since we moved in.

In fact, outside the 6 months I had to live in an apartment, I haven't had a house key since '01.

[snot]

I haven't locked the door to my house since we moved in.

In fact, outside the 6 months I had to live in an apartment, I haven't had a house key since '01.

I miss the days when you didn't have to worry about locking everything all the time.

[Helmutt]

Yes my cat cries at the door when she has to pee if its not raining she goes outside, but she goes in a pan inside too. She also chases sticks, and balls.

Yeah, my wife's cat is broken......and was a non-warrantable failure too......a cat that acts dog'ish keeps my want of a puppy to a minimum though

I have a keysafe outside the front door. Works for me.

But, I'm not able to lock the doors without the key, so I can't lock myself out unless I leave without keys and my wife locks up and leaves later. That's when the keysafe comes in to play.

http://www.drillspot.com/products/57548/Master_Lock_5401D_Key_Storage_Lock

That a decent little safe, but if we get one I'd prefer one that looks like a rock to hide in the flowerbed - seems when things are blatently obvious like this, they disappear and leaves one guessing - then you have to change the locks or have them rekeyed......or, btter yet just dont forget your keys when you go outside;)

[Scruit]

That a decent little safe, but if we get one I'd prefer one that looks like a rock to hide in the flowerbed - seems when things are blatently obvious like this, they disappear and leaves one guessing - then you have to change the locks or have them rekeyed......or, btter yet just dont forget your keys when you go outside;)

That thing is not going to go missing. It's attached using multiple thick 3" long screws into a wooden post that is supporting my porch. You'd be quicker to cut down the porch support.