Katch Key Kingdom: May 2009

Friday, May 22, 2009

OH BABY!

Hey I just had the greatest idea... how about a Katch Key for a baby's pacifier?
I was always looking for a "binki" when my babies were little. Most people, these days, put a binki on a cute binki clip with a metal end... wah lah! Stick it to a Katch Key on your diaper or church bag to keep track of that bink! Great baby shower gift too!

Monday, May 18, 2009

Perfect Teacher Gift!

The school year is quickly approaching and it is time to start thinking about teacher gifts. Looking for something...
Original? Useful? Stylish? Memorable? Affordable?

Get her a Katch Key!

June Special:

Teacher's Apple $20

Save $5
(May 18-June 30)

May is Pink Ribbon Month!

Mother's Day, The Race for The Cure...
May is THE Month to show your support for Breast Cancer Awareness -
on your bag, scarf or jacket.

May Special:

Pink Ribbon $20
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How do I use my Katch Key?
Your Katch Key is packaged on a darling little mini purse. Remove the front “bling” and then open the mini purse and take out the back retainer magnet. Put Katch Key on your own purse or bag and place the retainer magnet opposite it on the inside. Place your key ring* against the inside retainer magnet. Keys are now held securely in place. Katch Key is easily removed without any damage to your purse.
Will the magnet affect my credit card?
Your credit cards are safe as long as you keep them from direct contact with the magnets. Keeping them in your wallet is best.
What about keyless fobs, cell phones or flash drives?
Your Katch Key magnets will have no adverse affect on these items.
Will Katch Key hold my keys on any purse?
With proper placement on your bag, your KK will stay in place and will hold your keys. If your handbag is extra thick or has a double layer of material, there may be too much thickness to hold the magnets. In that case, place it on a single layer.
Are there any precautions I should know about?
Katch Key uses strong neodymium magnets. People with pacemakers should not handle magnets. Small children should not play with the magnets as they can hurt fingers if snapped together. Use caution as magnets can shatter if slammed together and fingers can be pinched between two attracting magnets. If magnets become stuck together, slide (do not try to pull) them apart.
What can I use the mini purse for?
Your mini purse makes a great pill box, change purse, contact case or lipstick holder. Use your imagination!