Well, I guess you can imagine what inspired me to ask this question! Ha. Ha.

My kind, precious Lovie locked the keys in his truck earlier. No, this is not the first time he's done that! Ha Ha. He once locked the keys in his truck a few years ago when we first started seeing each other. Me, him and my twin sister were stuck in a parking lot in 100 degree heat for hours waiting on a lock smith! Talk about a heat stroke! That taught us to learn other methods of getting the keys out of a locked vehicle--the hanger method! It also taught me to ask him "do you have the keys?" every time we get out of the car. I've asked him that question since that day he locked us out 5 years ago! Unfortunately, I wasn't with him when he locked them in the truck earlier tonight. Thankfully though, we were home so it wasn't a huge deal.

He ended up getting it open with the hanger method Thank God, I've never ever locked my keys in my car! That's probably partly thanks to seeing him do it, I pay close attention. I was only a teen when we first started seeing each other so I was able to learn early to check for your keys before locking doors! Lol. I hope and pray I don't end up locking myself out after bragging now.

So, have you guys ever done this? If so, how did you get back into your vehicle? Did you call a lock smith, use the hanger (or some other) method? Have a spare key to save you? I'd love to hear ya'll's experiences! less

Well, I guess you can imagine what inspired me to ask this question! Ha. Ha.

My kind, precious Lovie locked the keys in his truck earlier. No, this is not the first time he's done that! Ha Ha. He once locked the keys in his truck a few years ago when we first started seeing each other. Me, him and my twin sister were stuck in a parking lot in 100 degree heat for hours waiting on a lock smith! Talk about a heat stroke! That taught us to learn other methods of getting the keys out of a locked vehicle--the hanger method! It also taught me to ask him "do you have the keys?" every time we get out of the car. I've asked him that question since that day he locked us out 5 years ago! Unfortunately, I wasn't with him when he locked them in the truck earlier tonight. Thankfully though, we were home so it wasn't a huge deal.

He ended up getting it open with the hanger method Thank God, I've never ever locked my keys in my car! That's probably partly thanks to seeing him do it, I pay close attention. I was only a teen when we first started seeing each other so I was able to learn early to check for your keys before locking doors! Lol. I hope and pray I don't end up locking myself out after bragging now.

So, have you guys ever done this? If so, how did you get back into your vehicle? Did you call a lock smith, use the hanger (or some other) method? Have a spare key to save you? I'd love to hear ya'll's experiences! less

Well, I guess you can imagine what inspired me to ask this question! Ha. Ha.

My kind, precious Lovie locked the keys in his truck earlier. No, this is not the first time he's done that! Ha Ha. He once locked the keys in his truck a few years ago when we first started seeing each other. Me, him and my twin sister were stuck in a parking lot in 100 degree heat for hours waiting on a lock smith! Talk about a heat stroke! That taught us to learn other methods of getting the keys out of a locked vehicle--the hanger method! It also taught me to ask him "do you have the keys?" every time we get out of the car. I've asked him that question since that day he locked us out 5 years ago! Unfortunately, I wasn't with him when he locked them in the truck earlier tonight. Thankfully though, we were home so it wasn't a huge deal.

He ended up getting it open with the hanger method Thank God, I've never ever locked my keys in my car! That's probably partly thanks to seeing him do it, I pay close attention. I was only a teen when we first started seeing each other so I was able to learn early to check for your keys before locking doors! Lol. I hope and pray I don't end up locking myself out after bragging now.

So, have you guys ever done this? If so, how did you get back into your vehicle? Did you call a lock smith, use the hanger (or some other) method? Have a spare key to save you? I'd love to hear ya'll's experiences! less

I used to have a second key on my husband's key ring and a third at a friends house. I have run my car out of gas because I left it running and subconsciously locked my door as I got out. It has been many years since I have done it, probably because we have upgraded to smarter cars. less

I have used hangers many times, even when there is no knob to grab on to. I also have used them to fish the keys off the seat before. Once I pulled the side, back window out of my bug so I could get in. Man the look on peoples faces.

One time I locked the keys in the wife's truck while it was running. I used a pry bar to pry open the door just enough to fit a 1/4" dowel through to push the unlock button on the arm rest.

Nowadays we both keep a spare in our wallet/purse and there is a key stashed on both trucks as well. One problem with my truck is that it has a computer chip in the key, I lose it I have to spend $75 or so. I can get a spare for the door but it will not start the truck.

Even better? I just found out how to get the code for the combo pad on both trucks. So now we don't even need a key. less

I've done it so much that my dad, mom AND fiance all have a key to unlock my door. It's been awhile since I done it. Once I had to wait for someone to drop the key off when I got off work and it was SO hot but I didn't want to go back in that place. They brought the wrong key and I had to wait AGAIN!

I locked my keys in the car sneaking around with a boyfriend in high school in the middle of winter with the car running and the heat full blast, he had to drive me 20mins home and 20mins back to unlock it.

I've paid a lock smith 2 or 3 times.

I locked them in at the gym and had to get my fiance out of bed to come use his tools to get the door open....then the very next night I did it again!

I remember a time in high school I did it at work and called my dad, when he got there he came in and handed me my keys and told me I had my passenger window down....lol oops!

One car I had, had the remote to open the trunk and I had to take out the big box speakers and unlatch the back seat and crawl in through the trunk!

Yeah, I'm an idiot about that....but it's funny and I'm not embarrassed, it happens....to me more than most. I'm sure there are more but those are the ones that stand out in my memory. less

Well, I guess you can imagine what inspired me to ask this question! Ha. Ha.

My kind, precious Lovie locked the keys in his truck earlier. No, this is not the first time he's done that! Ha Ha. He once locked the keys in his truck a few years ago when we first started seeing each other. Me, him and my twin sister were stuck in a parking lot in 100 degree heat for hours waiting on a lock smith! Talk about a heat stroke! That taught us to learn other methods of getting the keys out of a locked vehicle--the hanger method! It also taught me to ask him "do you have the keys?" every time we get out of the car. I've asked him that question since that day he locked us out 5 years ago! Unfortunately, I wasn't with him when he locked them in the truck earlier tonight. Thankfully though, we were home so it wasn't a huge deal.

He ended up getting it open with the hanger method Thank God, I've never ever locked my keys in my car! That's probably partly thanks to seeing him do it, I pay close attention. I was only a teen when we first started seeing each other so I was able to learn early to check for your keys before locking doors! Lol. I hope and pray I don't end up locking myself out after bragging now.

So, have you guys ever done this? If so, how did you get back into your vehicle? Did you call a lock smith, use the hanger (or some other) method? Have a spare key to save you? I'd love to hear ya'll's experiences! less