Sprinkler Hide-A-Key

gadgetgrid.com - 2/27/2009

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Looking for a different place to hide that house key? The doormat, the fake hollow rock or the door molding tricks are old and first place targets for people looking to get into your house. Thieves would never suspect a sprinkler head would be the hiding place of nothing but water. ...

thinkgeek.com - 2/26/2009

: Sprinkler Hide-A-Key

— thinkgeek.com — Hide your keys by pushing them into the ground When it comes to hiding things, this can... be done in many different ways. Camouflage or concealment are the most common ways to hide something and in more sophisticated situations cryptography can be used ... (more) : Sprinkler Hide-A-Key

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Hide your Key in a Fake Sprinkler – Thingy!

— random-good-stuff.com — sprinkler key secret key hide I just love these kind of hidden secret things. But my favorite... is the safest safe in the world . When it comes to hiding things, this can be done in many different ways. Camouflage or concealment are the most common ways ... (more) Hide your Key in a Fake Sprinkler – Thingy!

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