Wordlock – A MomGadget Review & Giveaway
When your a mom – your head is filled with so many necessary things like schedules, appointments, birthdays, class projects, bill due dates, grocery lists and much more. The last thing you need is one more trivial thing to remember – especially the combination of a padlock. That’s always been one of my biggest beefs with padlocks, bar none.
It’s tough enough for me to remember new pin numbers when my new debit card arrives.
That’s why I was so excited to hear someone finally came out with a locking device with people like me in mind.
Wordlock is the first combination lock that allows you to set your combination with WORDS!
The Wordlock product line includes luggage locks, padlocks, bike locks, and cable locks, which are available at Target.com and Amazon.com
MomGadget is giving away a Wordlock to one lucky winner.
If you’d like to win, please leave a comment on this post.
Winners will be selected and notified via email on May 22nd. Please be sure that the email address that you enter with is one that you check regularly, and also check your spam folder. If winners do not respond with their shipping information within a set time frame – a secondary winner will be drawn.
This MomGadget prize package is open to residents of U.S. and Canada.
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the simplest ideas are the best!
My daughters bike got stolen from our yard because she forgot to lock it up, maybe this can save my sons bike or could be used for keeping other items safe. I also hate the numbers or keys,
Thank you
camper223[at]live[dot]com
This is so cool! Thanks for the giveaway!
I would love the chance to win, thanks.
My son is intrigued by locks. He is always trying to pick them, he loves how they work. I gave him a bike chain and lock with a key, but of course he lost the key. He would really like this.
I would love to enter to win this.
Thanks!
janetfaye (at) gmail (dot) com
I would love to get this!
mercsmercado at yahoo dot com
Words come much easier to remember than numbers - that’s why phone books list by name then the corresponding number instead of vice versa!
enter me
Thanks for the chance to win!
Pick me! I want one of these for my daughter.
MomGadget, I would love to win a Wordlock!
way cool need a new (easy) lock
Ah, this will be so easy to remember!
We bought one of these for one daughter, now the other daughter wants one.
This would be great. I could use one and my daughter could use one for school.
Thanks for the GREAT giveaway
please count me in
we use a similar type of this at work…it’s great! thanks
Now all I have to do is think of a word no one else would think of
These are a great idea! I am so much better at remembering words than I am at remembering numbers!
I want 2 win! I want 2 win!
At my last job, I had a combination lock on my locker, which I didn’t go into all that often. After a while, I forgot the combination, so when I left, I had to bring in bolt cutters and chop it off.
What a great idea! I would just use one of my favorite computer passwords. I always forget the number combinations that I have chosen.
I would love the chance to win, thanks.
Please enter me
My son is going to middle school next year and this would come in handy!
This would be so much easier for my son than having to remember numbers lezanac@yahoo.com
It would be nice not to have to remember yet another set of numbers.
I agree that it is much easier to remember words than numbers. Thank you for the opportunity to participate in this giveaway!
great idea! so much better than remembering another set of numbers
My head is spinning with the numbers. I would love to win this lock.
This would make it a lot easier to remember the combination
I would love this. There are so many numbers to remember.