The Kitchen Safe‏

A Powerful Tool To Build Good Habits!

Once the timer is set, and the button is pressed, the safe will remain locked until the timer reaches zero. No overrides!

One man’s quest to lose weight by locking his goodies into a homemade kitchen ‘safe’ brought on an opportunity he did not expect. The Kitchen Safe can help build good habits for an entire FAMILY! For example, what would be the worst thing to take away from your teen for a few days? Her cell, right? Well, your child can visually see the cell and see WHEN they can have it back. THERE IS NO OPENING THIS SAFE until the timer runs out. Brilliant!

The Kitchen Safe is the world’s very first time-lock container to keep people from their ‘temptations’ and can not be opened until the timer goes off. NO OVERRIDES! NO SECRET BACK DOORS! Think of the possibilities of a device large enough to hold items like video game players, etc. The timer can be set in one minute increments and up to 10 (YES, I said 10!) days.

Features:

Intuitive Design: A single large button-dial provides a smooth, simple interface for the user
Durable & Clean Look: The base is made from 4mm thick acrylic
Easy Viewing: A large, custom-made LCD displays high contrast characters that are easy to read
Wide Range: The Kitchen Safe can be locked for up to 10 days or as short as one minute
BPA Free – The Kitchen Safe uses industry-standard materials safe for storing food

Problems Solved:

Avoid Snacking: Prevent temptation to snack. Have a snack and then lock it up to avoid impulsive eating throughout the day or night.
Kids snacking before dinner: Tired of the kids snacking before dinner and ruining their appetite? Instead of hiding the junk food, lock it up when snack time is over.
Cell Phone, TV remotes, computer and other electronics: Locking up things such as TV remotes, game controllers, computer games, power cords, or the computer mouse can help you stay focused on work, homework or family time.
Reward Anticipation: Place in a gift and set the timer to go off on a birthday or special occasion.
Cash/Credit Cards: prevent unnecessary shopping sprees and spending by keeping cash or credit cards out of reach
Dog treats / Animal Food: Helps you know if someone else already fed the pet
Car or House Keys: Lock car keys before a big night out to avoid drunk driving or prevent the teenagers from joy riding while you’re away.
Cigarettes or Alcohol: Cut back on how often or what hours you can access. It may even help you quit