Have you ever had this dilemma?
09-09-2013, 06:08 AM
#32
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Lost my front door key to the house, but didn't even know it was missing because no one in my house use the front door.Well about 3-4 months later my son visited and used the front door and announced why do you have the keys in the front door and husband asked me how long have they been there. My response since I left them there.
09-09-2013, 06:59 AM
#33
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My Husband left the truck keys at a filling station. He was driving a different truck. He went back two days later and got them back. They told him lots of people leave things and never come back to get them.
I have some dish scrubbies I put in a logical place. I have gone through the house and still not found them. They are about 3-4" thick and about 6x9'" long. I sure wish I could find them. This is the second time losing them.
I discipline myself to keep all machine parts in plastic pouch they came in. Two machines I use all the time have their own pouch.
I have some dish scrubbies I put in a logical place. I have gone through the house and still not found them. They are about 3-4" thick and about 6x9'" long. I sure wish I could find them. This is the second time losing them.
I discipline myself to keep all machine parts in plastic pouch they came in. Two machines I use all the time have their own pouch.
09-09-2013, 10:13 AM
#35
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Location: Happily @ Southwest Florida
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Hubby had a set of keys come up missing, we searched and searched, had duplicats made and about 6 weeks later moved a hat he never wore and there they were. The cleaning lady got the blame for moving the hat. Neither of us remembered doing it or was clever enough to look under the hat...lol
09-09-2013, 04:07 PM
#37
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Dallas area, Texas, USA
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Sometimes if you're looking for a shiny object it helps to wait until dark and then search with a flashlight. The metal will show up where it might have been hard to see in daylight. I'm thinking of places such as in a narrow space behind a piece of furniture or in thick carpet. This works even for tiny things like pins and contact lenses.
09-09-2013, 05:26 PM
#40
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There was one time I lost my keys, and they were on one of those big safety pins, I found them in a chair after 4 years and 3 moves. None of the keys fit anything we had any more but I found them, right before I threw the chair away. Know the frustration about looking for feet, I finally started to FMQ and needed the foot for my old machine. I checked on the internet to see what it looked like and remembered seeing it upstairs in the catch all area, think I can find it again? So after looking for about 4 months I broke down an bought one, maybe I should have bought a new machine then I would have found the first foot.
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