Need to Replace or Duplicate Your Car's Transponder Keys?
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19 October 2017
Though rather sophisticated, car transponder keys are programmed to disarm your car's engine immobiliser system allowing your car's ignition system to start. They have a small chip and use a digital signature that is unique to your car. Unlike with conventional car keys, replacing or duplicating a transponder key requires that you cut new keys and then have them programmed to start your ignition system.
If this sounds complex, a professional car locksmith can help you replace or duplicate your transponder keys.
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Pros of Constructing a Granny Flat on Your Property
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22 May 2017
If you have a large backyard, you may be considering ways to put it to good use rather than simply have grass on it. An attractive option for homeowners is a constructing a swimming pool, but this can present you with additional household maintenance costs. If you would like a hassle free improvement that possibly could earn you money, you should consider constructing a granny flat. This structure is a self-contained abode that typically comprises living quarters, bathroom facilities, an entertainment space as well as a kitchen.
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3 Kitchen Window Coverings That Aren't Susceptible To Condensation Damage
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16 May 2017
You can hang curtains or install cotton or polyester blinds in your kitchen, but as kitchens tend to have a high concentration of moisture in the air from cooking and washing dishes, fabric window coverings can easily become stained with mould and mildew. Not only is this unsightly, it's also not very hygienic. Additionally, if fabric window coverings get splashed with food or grease, they can be difficult to clean, so you may be stuck with unattractive marks.
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3 Reasons Not to Pick Your Own Locks
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11 May 2017
If you're locked out of your house, you may be tempted to pick the lock to get back in. However, unless you are experienced and have professional-level tools, you should never try to pick a lock on your own. Here's a look at what can happen and how a 24-hour locksmith can help you avoid these risks.
1. Inexpert Picking May Damage the Chamber
Most door locks, whether they are deadbolts or simple handle locks, consist of a chamber, and inside the chamber is a series of pins that must be pressed down to unlock the lock.
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