Lucky Line Realistic Sprinkler Key Cash Hider Holder, Water Resistant, Protection from Garden Yard Soil & Rain (9191)

I came home from work and had no power. All my doors and windows were locked. I left my key in the house since I usually just go in the garage door. I bought this. It sits next to my front door, is waterproof, and holds my front door key. I’ve lost power 3 more times and this has been a life saver. It’s so good that when my parents decide to visit to grab something from the house when I’m not home, they had a hard time finding it. It looks too natural. “Unscrew the sprinkler head” sounds crazy, but if you’re looking at this item, it’s probably because you need a reason to hide a key. This is the best way to hide it. Save a few bucks and headaches and just get this

Hide the key well. Looks real. Stays put throughout all weather types. Seems water proof as long is it’s not submerged. Good quality and durable. Realistic size.

This is great for holding smaller objects like keys and such. Looks just like my sprinklers!!!! Haven't had too much rain so can't attest to how waterproof they are. It has handled my yard being watered pretty well so far though. I highly recommend.

To hide a house key in case I ever loose my keys again!

Love the conspicuous design. I will place in one of my flower pots into the dirt. No one will notice But only I know it's there so works out perfectly.

This sprinkler design is the perfect size for a set of keys. It is a unique fit for landscape designs. A great find at Amazon, at a price worthy of the design.

This is a great idea to hide an extra key outside the house. My daughter has already used it several times. It is also water tight, as we keep it hidden near some large plants that are watered regularly. The design of the fake sprinkler head looks like the real thing. We've been using it now for several months and the plastic is still holding up, no chips or cracking.

Looks VERY authentic, almost an exact match to the size and shape of actual sprinklers. If you dirty it up and smear some mud on it, nobody would ever suspect it's not a sprinkler. Easily fits a key. My main complaint is that it doesn't have a stake on the bottom. If it's in an area that gets rain, it will dislodge and float away a few feet. I had to move it to a different location that is under an overhang and on higher ground, so it doesn't get wet at all. I would have given it 5 stars if it had a stake to stay anchored better.