Locked out of my house...
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Balls.
My house has one of those types of lock which prevents you from turning the key should there be a key in the other side.
Mrs Walsh is asleep, and not waking to me calling her phone ( got back from work)
Do I a) drive somewhere for the next 3 hours until she wakes for work..
B) make a s
t load of noise, irritating the neighbours in the process..
C) kip in the car.
D) something more creative.
It's a shame it's not a clear night, I would have found somewhere nice to stargaze.
My house has one of those types of lock which prevents you from turning the key should there be a key in the other side.
Mrs Walsh is asleep, and not waking to me calling her phone ( got back from work)
Do I a) drive somewhere for the next 3 hours until she wakes for work..
B) make a s
t load of noise, irritating the neighbours in the process..C) kip in the car.
D) something more creative.
It's a shame it's not a clear night, I would have found somewhere nice to stargaze.
rufusgti said:
Drive to b&q, wait for it to open and buy a thumb turn barrel. Was always happening before I swapped mine.
I did the same. I changed my front, back and patio doors to a thumb turn barrel lock. Also, I had all barrels the same, so only one key for all. With a hidden spare locked in a hidden wall key safe just in case. TwigtheWonderkid said:
Loads of people seem to get locked out of their house. Doesn't everyone have a spare key hidden somewhere obscure outside? I do, in a key safe. It's so well hidden it takes me 10 mins to find, and I know where it is!
He has a key in his pocket! Missing a key is not the problem, doesn't anybody read any more? 

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