Inxens Cute Key Covers, 16 Silicone Caps with Label Sheet

Key covers that give more than one clue

These key covers turn a ring of look-alike keys into a set you can sort at a glance. You get 16 silicone covers, 6 printed semicircle caps and 10 flower-shaped caps, plus 1 label sheet. Every cover adds a color, and the printed ones add a picture or pattern, so two keys of the same color still look different.

What's in the 16-pack

Nine flower colors are named; the tenth flower's color isn't specified in advance.

How families use cute key covers

Pictures and shapes help when not everyone reads colors the same way. A child can learn that the house picture opens the front door, and an older relative can find the flower key by touch. A few ways to set them up:

• Use the home, car and room icons to match a key to what it opens.
• Give each family member a flower color for their copy of a shared key.
• Add a label from the sheet when a word works better than a picture, such as "garage" or "Grandma's".

Do they fit car keys and house keys?

They're made for standard flat key heads. Before fitting, measure your key head and compare it with the sizes above. The cover needs to match the head's shape and leave enough of the blade free to go fully into the lock. A flat car key with a head shaped like a house key may fit; remote fobs and keys with buttons are not a fit.

Who they suit, and who they don't

They suit homes with several similar house, room and car keys, kids getting their first key, and anyone who likes a cheerful key ring. If you manage dozens of keys for rentals or an office, a larger, plainer set is more practical. The 30-piece key identifier caps in three styles cover more keys, and the key tag and label cap set adds write-on tags for room and unit names.

Fitting and care

Push the cover onto the key head until it sits evenly, then try the key in its lock before you rely on it. Wipe the covers with a damp cloth when they get grubby. More small home helpers are in home and everyday finds.