Buckle Up!
- Words by Peppermint
Lost car keys? Yup, this is one maddening habit we’d all like to lose. What if we told you there’s a clever little way to ensure you never misplace your car keys again that involves, of all things, recycled car parts. Thabto have not only created the perfect eco-friendly Xmas gift for that forgetful someone, they’ve spared us from our own absent mindedness. The key—if you excuse the pun—is a brilliant idea: utilising the clip mechanism of disused seat belts to lock away your car keys. We reckon the super handy, wall-mountable Buckle Up key holder should probably be standard fit in all homes. You can nab one here.
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