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Flashing Key Finder
Newest Review: ... seen them for sale anywhere untill last christmas when they were being sold in peacocks as a gift for him at christmas so i ... more  ... decided to get one as they were only £2 and hopefully it will stop me having to fork out for new locks again oh yes i did find my keys in the end about 2 months later, i had left them in the greenhouse.
The flashing key finder works on the principle of you whistle and it will not only have a red light on it that flashes but it also beeps at you so is great for finding your keys. It needs 2x 1.55v batteries which are basically watch batteries and comes with 4 of these in the pack when you first buy it, it has a key ch...more |
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Flashing Key Finder: beep beep i am here (449 words)
by - written on 15/06/08 (Very useful, 486 readings)
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i am possibly the most useless person in the world when it comes to remembering where i have put things when i need them, the amount of times i loose my keys or should i say temperarily misplace them as i cant realy claim they are lost when i know they are in my house somewhere, i am that bad at it i lost them a few years ago and ended up paying £200 for new locks on the car because i couldnt find the keys. I had seen people with these on there key rings but had never seen them for sale anywhere untill last christmas when they were being sold in peacocks as a gift for him at christmas so i decided to get one as they were only £2 and hopefully it will stop me ... Read the complete review
Whistle for it baby (160 words)
by - written on 11/05/01 (Very useful, 1754 readings)
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A short review of the key finder. Not exactly much you can say about this one really. I bought one as a stocking filler gift for my partner at Christmas. About 3 quid from BHS. Your supposed to whistle for it and it beeps and flashes at you. Trouble is: 1) It goes off when the phone goes 2) It goes off when some people you laugh (my friend Patty's got the most high pitched cackly laugh ever) 3) My partner can't bloody whistle. Why the hell is this even listed here anyway? By it if you want to be driven insane by it. More annoying than that "Egyptian" Nokia phone tune. ... Read the complete review
Flashing Key Finder: How to Find Out if your Friends can Whistle (257 words)
by - written on 24/03/01 (Useful, 1319 readings)
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I was probably 14 years old when I first got my key-finder keyring, and so, I was probably a couple of weeks older than that when I decided that my £5 that was sent to Innovations may well have been better spent on something else. Like anything. Well - these things work. Don't get me wrong on that. You whistle, and the dear little blighter will bleep at you. Or you clap, and it'll respond, wherever it is in the room. And here comes problem number one - sometimes it's 'ears' are muffled, because it's been buried under something and its sensor it blocked. So, it will show you where you keys are, so long as your keys aren't ... Read the complete review
Stupid blo*dy cra*py................. (113 words)
by - written on 18/02/01 (Useful, 456 readings)
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I had one of these and it lasted me a week before I just had to throw the stupid thing away. Even when my keys were not missing it started bleeping and flashing. The problem is you get it by whistling or clapping which meant when I went to the match the stupid thing went off all the time due to the sound of the crowd. It was useless and didn't help at all when I did actually lose the keys as I couldn't hear it because of where the keys had gone. No point at all in it and you may as well save your money (luckily mine was free) ... Read the complete review
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