Girl_Next_Door wrote:That's why I am in a dilemma. The comfort I can get is, there is a security guard at the place I am staying. So anyone who attempt to "clear" my apartment, I would like to believe that my security guard will do some questioning...
There is only one unit in each level, so there wont be any kids next door knocking on my door. In fact, its once in a blue blue moon that I even see any neighbours (if i have any!).QRM wrote:http://www.insight-direct.co.uk/DotNetS ... rodID=5243Girl_Next_Door wrote:I must be quite lucky then, since my help can iron very well! Apparently, better than the dry cleaning!
The digital lock is a good idea but is it easily implemented? My door belong to the old door that work with just one key. Not sure there is a way to hook a digital key safe to it. Can I know where did you buy it?
I cant believe you leave your door open how green is that? In doing so all your insurance will be voided, if something goes missing you have no idea who is to blame ( well apart from you for leaving the door open ) you could unfairly accuse the part timer when it was some kids next door or the security Guards. If nothing is missing you may start to wonder why your underwear draw is always open when you come backWe all know the tooth brush and camera story!!
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1. Change the lock or buy biometric/electronic one if you are afraid the key may be duplicated.Girl_Next_Door wrote:For the time being, I will leave my door unlocked on the day she comes over to clean (when I am out at work) but I am thinking of giving her a set of the keys. I am just wondering how many of you are doing the same, and how many of you give your part time help a set of keys (so that they can come over to clean while you are at work)?
Yes, they do - at least I recall seeing one some time ago in the DIY shop at Jelita. If not, local ebay sellers should have plenty of them. You have 2 basic types: stand-alone, battery driven where the images are recorded to the SD card (this type I have seen in the DIY), and wifi/network cameras that can upload images to an ftp server over Internet, like this one:Girl_Next_Door wrote:I might get one of those camera with motion detection thingy. Does DIY shops sell them? Or any suggestions on where I can look around for such things.
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