It seems like somehow keys always go missing at exactly the wrong time, like when you're trying to rush out to your car to head to an important appointment. But by taking some certain measures, you can substantially reduce the risk of your keys disappearing. However, if your keys do become lost and you just can't find them after an extensive search, then you may need to get new ones made. If so, it's important that you entrust the work to an experienced locksmith. At Locktight Security Inc., we specialize in residential and commercial lock & key services in Keller, TX. Here are four tips to prevent your keys from getting lost.

Always Keep Keys in the Same Place

A super easy way to reduce the risk of misplacing your keys is to establish a designated place for them near your door and get in the habit of always putting them there when you get home. Simply using a bowl or a hook can do the job.

Tracking Device

You can use Amazon Tile or another techy device to track your keys. With Amazon Tile, you can easily attach it to your keyring and then if your keys go missing you can ask Alexa to locate them.

Don't Put Keys in Open/Shallow Pockets

It's safest to only put keys in pockets that are deep—and preferably zip closed. Not only will this decrease the chances of them falling out, it'll also make it nearly impossible for pickpockets to snag them. Also, you'll want to be careful about putting your keys in the pocket of a coat that you'll be taking off while out and about. If you forget to grab your jacket, you'll also be without your keys.

Glowing Keys

By coating your keys with a luminescent paint, you can make it easier to find your keys when you lose them in the dark.

Locksmith in Keller, TX

If you need a locksmith in Keller or the surrounding area, contact Locktight Security Inc. at (817) 717-4318. At our nearby locksmith shop, we can expertly address any of your residential or commercial locksmithing needs. And don't hesitate to give us a call if you need 24/7 emergency lockout service in Keller!

Locktight Security Blog
Posted: February 2022

Written and Published By MORBiZ