Interior Door Emergency Key Pin for Bedroom Bathroom, Interior Privacy Door Lock Compatible - 5 Pack

My daughter brought home a puppy that figured out how to open the doors to all our rooms! 🥴 I bought these little keys because we were having to lock all the bedroom doors and the bathroom door to keep her out of them. We were using a butter knife to open them and I was finding butter knifes in the bathroom and on the night stands 🙄🙄 I hung command strips in the corners of all the doors and hung these little keys on them ! They work so well and hide in the corners behind the trim. We also have little nieces and nephews still so they will help if they ever lock themselves in the bathrooms or any door. 😊

My family would always misplace our old ones that didnt have a ring, so these are SO nice to have. These can hang and you can tie things to them to make them harder to lose track of. I even put one on my keychain

These are great, I used to keep a loose interior key in my pocket but I was constantly dropping it when I pulled out my keyring. I briefly thought about bending a loose one to make a keyring when I found these. The only issue u have is that the keyring loop is very large and I use a keytec key organizer so it is a touch loose, but this would not be an issue at all on a normal keyring.

We bought these because it’s only a matter of time before a toddler locks herself in a room. They fit perfectly in our doorknobs and also sit nicely on top of our door trim for easy access and so we do not forget where they are! I like the multipack so they can be scattered throughout the house.

We purchased a new home recently and my son locked the bathroom door we didn’t have anything to unlock the door or remove the handle and I was hesitant to do that.I remembered being younger and apartment management having these keys, so I ordered them came the next day and door was open.

The key worked well to unlock my bathroom door. Key seems sturdy and have extra for when we lose another one.

I needed an interior door key that could be added to a keychain or lanyard. I have a disabled nephew who can’t open off-limits rooms, but is quite able to toss, hide or flush these keys! Now I put several on keychains and lanyards and keep them out of his reach or at least make them easier to find. The key has a small gap that let it slip off of some lanyards, but I just closed the gap off with tape.

Bought these so I could keep a key with each bedroom door. I rest them on top of the door trim when not in use, and they are easy to reach to unlock doors, but out of reach for my children.