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Take Your Car Keys To Bed
Even if you've never bought a burglar alarm, you probably already own a pretty good security system. The electronic door opener that comes with most new car keys has a built-in panic alarm that sets off your car horn. Keep your keys near your bed at night. If you hear a noise outside or someone trying to get into you
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Take Your Car Keys To Bed FARM HOME Cars 32-1-5 Even if you've never bought a burglar alarm, you probably already own a pretty good security system. The electronic door opener that comes with most new car keys has a built-in panic alarm that sets off your car horn. Keep your keys near your bed at night. If you hear a noise outside or someone trying to get into your house, just press the panic button and your car horn will sound until the battery wears down. The unexpected sound of the alarm might just be enough to scare off most intruders. Even if you live quite a distance from others, your chances are good that someone will hear your horn and come to investigate. Tell your elderly relatives about this idea. If they should fall, or have a heart attack, they can use it as an emergency alarm.
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