My cousins and I lived in a simple house when we all went to just one college so that we could look after one another. Being far from home, we took some steps to make sure that we stayed secure.
My mom sent us small home safes and explained to us the importance of using them. Interestingly, the ones that we received appeared much like a can of Pringles and a jar of peanut butter. They are known as diversion safes.
She told us that she came across a report on burglars, that when they invade a home, they merely get the conspicuous things that they can see. If we will hide, say, money and jewelry in the usual household containers including food bins and cleaning materials, burglars would not think to check those.
Our jewelry went to the Pringles can safe, and our money, in the Peanut Butter can safe. Space situated at the bottom of these small home safes serves as the storage section. With their removable tops and bottoms, we can extract our possessions comfortably once in a while. The Pringles and Peanut Butter can safes were placed in the food cabinets so we can camouflage them easily.
A thief invaded a nearby home and looted all the pricey possessions that he saw. We learned of it and advised them on the diversion safes that we utilize.
The next day, they bought the Desenex can safe and Carpet Cleaner can safe. They put these small home safes on the cupboard with the rest of their actual cleaning products.
Very similar to the actual items are these small home safes plus they are weighted so that they will seem to be full when anyone hoists them up.
Using these small home safes, we could guarantee that small yet important things stay safely stored. On top of the home alarms that we have, diversion safes made our house totally secure.
Michael Gravette has been a wholesaler for over 20 years. He owns Safety Technology, the major drop ship wholesaler of self defense products, hidden cameras, spy and surveillance systems in the USA. He also develops turn key ecommerce websites for his distributors.