10 Places to Hide a Spare Key

10 Places to Hide a Spare Key

There is a good chance that you will get locked out of your house at some point. Here are 10 of the Best Places to hide a spare key outside of your house. An Emergency Spare Key!

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WARNING:
This video is only for entertainment purposes. If you rely on the information portrayed in this video, you assume the responsibility for the results. While having a key around your house, it also opens the risk of having your house being broken into and your stuff stolen, so make sure it's very well hidden in a place no one is likely to find them. Hide at your own risk.

Proverbs 22:3

[bushputz]

I usually just hide a spare key any convenient place at least a block or two away from my house. That way, even if someone finds it, they're going to have a hell of a time figuring out what it goes to.

[D.L.W.]

I hide old useless keys everywhere around the outside of my house just to mess with people.

[cherylT]

This was brilliant! I live in an apartment building not a house but, I thought the idea of putting a spare key under my car license plate was awesome. I never would have thought of that. I’m going to do it first thing tomorrow. Thank you.

[farmergirlofchickens]

Use a flat head screw instead of a Phillips . You will usually have access to a coin to unscrew it.

[Lostwithquestion]

love the doghouse idea. "whos going to run up into a dog house".

[CasualInventor]

I'd imagine the first thing a car thief would do is to change the license plates. And now they have access to your house.

[imwhou]

I like some of the comments about hiding the key someplace in your neighborhood.

I keep a whole set of keys (house, car, office, safe box at bank...) shallow buried on my property in a air tight water tight container I purchased from REI. I only had to use it once in my 63 years of living but was sure glad to have the option.

[olsisejdini]

The first one is very useful.
I will use that trick in my summer house
Thanks Specific love

[cindyshipp]

I love this guy. His ideas are doable and he has fun with it. He needs his own tv show.

[forthepeople]

Recently moving into a lower level apt I have had a difficult time figuring out where to hide a spare key. I locked myself out one day running out to the laundry room. Luckily I had left the bedroom window open. Love the idea of behind the siding or license plate. Thanks for sharing.

[lourias]

I appreciate your directness throughout all of your videos.

[motunesme]

Don't know if I trust my neighbors that much.

[Stricken-Zero]

If you want to troll a person that wants to break in using a key

1. You get a whole bunch of dummy keys
2. You hang all of them together with your real house key to form a wind chime

Not only it would alarm neighbors, it would take a lot of time for the burglar to find out which key goes in. But if the burglar manage to use the real key and guessed it they almost deserve their reward.

[downbntout]

I provided a key to my neighbor and invited them to do the same. Pretty soon they gave my key back, saying they didn't want to be open to suspicion in case of some break-in or whatever.

[susanclingenpeel]

The problem with all of your great ideas is that a person who watches your creative places will surely know what to look for when they want to enter your home when you are not there. But, it also gives us other ideas to try so that the ones here are not available. Thanks for sharing !!!

[bettycoffey]

great ideas, but a few of those are wasp nest places.

[williamkuryaki]

I have some spare keys hiding not close to my house. . good video and ideas bro..

[juzenc]

Very nice tips. Loved specially the Car Plate and the Dog House one :)

[robertscott]

Good ideas. Take a 2 inch or bigger PVC pipe with cap. Cut pipe to length u want. Tie key to sting tape to inside of cap. Bury in yard with just cap exposed. Looks normal in yard. Can also hid other things inside and will keep key from rusting.

[stoufa]

The last one is my favorite! Thanks for sharing! 😀