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		By: Elizabeth		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I’ve gotten three keys from three kiosks. The first was rarely used and remained intact longer than the 2 front door keys (from a different location). Of the latter 2, the first did not work. The company quickly issued a credit code to make a replacement. 

Both were thin, poor quality metal—bending with the slightest pressure (as one exerts when, say, TURNING A KEY IN A LOCK). The one that did open the door broke off in the lock within a couple of weeks.

The first one purchased, used rarely, broke off in the lock within 10
uses. 

My son—who fished the fragments from our locks—was only slightly exaggerating when he described the metal as a soda can.

Go to a real hardware store. One where a human grinds keys. Find a key that feels as sturdy as the one that opened your parents’ front door. You’ll spend far less and the key will both work ANd last. And you won’t have to freak out because you have pieces of key keeping you from using a decent key to get into your house. 
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I’ve gotten three keys from three kiosks. The first was rarely used and remained intact longer than the 2 front door keys (from a different location). Of the latter 2, the first did not work. The company quickly issued a credit code to make a replacement. </p>
<p>Both were thin, poor quality metal—bending with the slightest pressure (as one exerts when, say, TURNING A KEY IN A LOCK). The one that did open the door broke off in the lock within a couple of weeks.</p>
<p>The first one purchased, used rarely, broke off in the lock within 10<br />
uses. </p>
<p>My son—who fished the fragments from our locks—was only slightly exaggerating when he described the metal as a soda can.</p>
<p>Go to a real hardware store. One where a human grinds keys. Find a key that feels as sturdy as the one that opened your parents’ front door. You’ll spend far less and the key will both work ANd last. And you won’t have to freak out because you have pieces of key keeping you from using a decent key to get into your house. </p>
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