4. Get out the glue and colored string: Are you one of those people who’s always mixing up your keys? Most of us are; they all look the same sometimes! Use some glue and colorful string to make them easy to tell apart (and it even makes them cute-looking, too)!
5. Try using nail polish: If string isn’t your thing, you can easily do the same with colored nail polish! Spruce it up with different shapes and designs. That way you’ll never have to worry about trying to lock your front door with your car keys every again.
6. Use hand sanitizer to unfreeze that lock: If your lock gets frozen during the winter months, as many of them do, apply some hand sanitizer to your key before trying to slip it in. The alcohol helps melt the ice, and before you know it, you’ll be blasting the heat in your car.
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