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Post by eagle on Jun 27, 2010 14:26:23 GMT -5
You CAN get a copy of the key by contacting Sentry. I have done this. It cost me $10 the last time I ordered a key from the manuafactur, but it was well worth the expense.
If you don't know how to contact them, just Google and you'll find them.
When I had to carry keys in the hospital, I had a squiggly wrist band-like thing that I wore. One key on that, Shell, would really be a wise option for you. They cost all of $2.00 or less.
And, yes, you can get a copy made of almost any kind of key at a specialized professional locksmith. They may ask you to sign a paper stating it is your property to which the key fits, in order to release them from liability for making certain keys. I have done this also. I had to travel a ways to find one who could do this, but since you live in a large metropolitan area you should have one, too. However, he could not make a copy of the key I had to special order. He did not have those key blanks in stock.
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Post by heretoday on Jun 27, 2010 16:46:36 GMT -5
I do this kind of thing quite regularly (adhd) so that's why I have spare keys. Even when I go to music festivals in the states I have a spare car key after I locked my keys in the car in Seattle and had to call the AAA.
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Post by Platypus on Jun 28, 2010 3:12:45 GMT -5
so, 2 problems. 1) Keys. A lost key to an important cabinet is distressing, creating chaos where it is not needed. Solution: 2 spare keys. One goes IN the fridge (hahaha...we always know whats in the fridge!) and the other on Mr Misc's keyring maybe? Cleaning up. Well you can decide not to do it, but you will be choosing to live in squalor forever, with whatever consequences that has for you, Mr Misc and your family. Solution: Buy more garbage bags and keep filling.
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Post by omgwhatisthatsmell on Jun 28, 2010 4:08:43 GMT -5
I am glad you found your keys. Now I need to find mine. I am blaming my kid.
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