Anyone have a faraday box for keys.

[Paranoidmarvin]

Got my new car today. And have been researching and have seen that the keys need to be in a faraday box. Does everyone have one of these. And where do you keep yours. Where did you get it from.

[ExclamationPerfume]

My friend keeps her keys in a metal biscuit tin. It's supposed to block the signal.

[Dreamersandwishers]

I have a faraday pouch. I have a metal key safe which works for some, but if you have ‘comfort access’ you need the lead lined faraday pouch.
www.amazon.co.uk/New-Horrizon-faraday-Security-accessories/dp/B086ZR9XCS?tag=mumsnet&ascsubtag=mnforum-21
Something like this works

[swashbucklecheer]

My mum keeps hers in the microwave

[MsKeats]

Metal tin is a faraday tin. Just in a metal tin is fine.

[4forkssake]

Yes I have a faraday box from amazon, keep it on a table in the hallway.

[spookmeout]

@ExclamationPerfume

My friend keeps her keys in a metal biscuit tin. It's supposed to block the signal.

Doesn't work. I opened both our keyless cars with the keys in a tin
Amazon sell pouches for a few quid

[Guiltypleasures001]

My keys are in a faraday pouch that hangs on my key ring
A tweed one from amazon

[HermioneWeasley]

Faraday pouch I bought from eBay. Keep the pouch and keys in a drawer

[Paranoidmarvin]

Thanks. I’m off to buy one.

[AmandaHoldensLips]

I get around this problem by driving a really crappy old car.
Works a treat.

[UncomfortableSilence]

Make sure you check your Faraday pouch regularly as they stop working over time, after around a year I checked and could open our car with the key in the pouch.

We also have a steering wheel lock and driveway bollards as our car was stolen a few years ago, car theft is pretty rife where we live.