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Diaries of a Domestic Goddess

December 22, 2014 · 4 Comments

You Need the Yale Real Living Digital Door Viewer

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There is nothing scarier than hearing news stories about people breaking into homes…unless the news story says that someone will knock on your door and when you open it, three people shove their way into your home, subdue the homeowners and steal from you. Now imagine that one of the break-ins happened right around the corner from your house. Talk about scary. With a digital door viewer, you can see who’s at your door before unlocking it.

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Keeping My Family Safe

I immediately started thinking about the different things I could do to protect myself and my family. With the two kids, I’ve told them a million times to not just open the door. However, they’re kids and I knew they would be bound to do it from time to time. I briefly told them about the break-ins and told them to only let me go to the door. They listened pretty well, thankfully. Some other things I did to keep us safe:

  • Had my husband install a peephole.
  • I sleep with my Louisville Slugger baseball bat next to my bed.
  • When I go to bed, my car keys go with me. I don’t have a house alarm, but if I hear a noise outside, I could use my car alarm to spook the person that may be out there.

While I feel like I was doing what I needed to do to keep us safe, I still didn’t feel safe enough. I wanted cameras so I could see who was at the front door before I even opened the door. That way, if I didn’t know the person, I didn’t have to open the door. And our city police officers have instructed people to call the police if you have someone a your door that you don’t recognize. I have NO problem doing that.

**I received the following product for the purpose of this review. All opinions are 100% my own. This post may also contain affiliate links**

Yale Real Living Digital Door Viewer

My pleas for a camera for my front door were heard and I was sent the Yale Real Living Digital Door Viewer.

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To say I was excited would be an understatement. I couldn’t wait for my husband to get home and install it for me! Installing was very easy. I think the hardest part was putting the batteries in the viewer (no joke).

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About the Digital Door Viewer

  • View a live image of who is at the door
  • Built in LED so you can see who is at the door at night
  • Images can be stored in internal memory so you can see who visited when you were out.

Like I said, installation was very easy. The Digital Door Viewer replaced my standard peephole. So no need to drill a bigger hole! At only $110, the Yale Real Living Digital Door Viewer is reasonably priced and should be on any and every front door, side door, etc!

My Thoughts

I love this product! It is easy to use and both of my kids now check the viewer to see who is at the door before they open it or they come and get me. However, the only thing I would change is I wish there was an app that I could check the viewer without having to go up to the door! Does that make me lazy?!?

What do you do to keep you and your family safe?

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  1. MommyJenna says

    January 7, 2015 at 8:03 PM

    What an awesome product! I would love this as though we have windows in our front door, I wish I could cover the window as I don’t like anyone just being able to look right in. I’d love being able to have this up and not have to worry about solicitors if I didn’t want to open the door!

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    • Leah Kanaan says

      January 9, 2015 at 1:36 PM

      I love it!!

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  2. Bob Damon says

    January 16, 2016 at 8:31 AM

    The baseball bat is a false sense of security. Awkward to swing inside a house and easy to take away. It won’t intimidate anyone. I’m guessing you haven’t practiced what you would do with the bat. Whatever you decide to do, you need to practice. Your mind won’t do well when you wake and are scared, you have to practice in advance. Practice will give you confidence.
    A large can of mace is inexpensive, allows you to engage from farther away., and much easier to deal with during a scary situation.

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