5 Creative Hiding Places for Valuables at Home Presented by http://bullnetsystems.com An average burglary takes an estimate of 8 to 12 minutes to happen. If you are hiding money or jewelry, you can invest on a safe and pray that your thief is ignorant with modern techniques of opening these hiding places. Since small valuables such as gadgets are the usual favorites of a break in, you can be creative – and, of course, spend little to no money – with your choice of precaution. Aside from a safe, there are DIY burglar alarm systems and some unusual spots in your home to keep your valuables from being taken away. 1. In the fridge wrapped in aluminum foil or under a lettuce The 12 minutes may already be up before a thief would turn his or her eyes on your day-old and preserved food in the fridge. Or inside a lettuce just sitting comfortably in the chiller. 2. Inside your Christmas decoration box Christmas may still be months to come, but Santa can still be your friend as you hide a stack of money or other valuable in your collection of Holiday figurines and fake poinsettia. 3. Books Place some money in an envelope and turn it into a bookmark. Or you can purchase some hollow book safes from specialty shops. Or sacrifice a good `ol book (hopefully, this does not include your dog-eared Harry Potter book) which won’t interest anyone. 4. Buried under a fake plant If you are a plant-lover and has been decorating your homes with greens, then it would take quite a long time for your average burglar to take out all your plants out of their pots. And think of the horror the sound of breaking vases can make. 5. Under your cat’s litter box You might be thinking twice about this one. But yes, your burglar might think five times more before approaching this. For break-ins, install GSM burglar alarms in your home so you’ll know right away and you can come to check up on your lost valuables. Or laugh at how easily you’ve deceived a thief.

2. An average burglary takes an estimate of 8 to 12
minutes to happen. If you are hiding money or jewelry,
you can invest on a safe and pray that your thief is
ignorant with modern techniques of opening these
hiding places.

3. Since small valuables such
as gadgets are the usual
favorites of a break in, you
can be creative – and, of
course, spend little to no
money – with your choice
of precaution. Aside from a
safe, there are DIY burglar
alarm systems and some
unusual spots in your
home to keep your
valuables from being taken
away.

4. 1. In the fridge wrapped in aluminum
foil or under a lettuce
The 12 minutes may already be up before a thief would
turn his or her eyes on your day-old and preserved food
in the fridge. Or inside a lettuce just sitting comfortably in
the chiller.

5. 2. Inside your Christmas
decoration box
Christmas may still be months to
come, but Santa can still be your friend
as you hide a stack of money or other
valuable in your collection of Holiday
figurines and fake poinsettia.

6. 3. Books
Place some money in an
envelope and turn it into
a bookmark. Or you can
purchase some hollow
book safes from
specialty shops. Or sacrifice a good `ol book (hopefully,
this does not include your dog-eared Harry Potter book)
which won’t interest anyone.

7. 4. Buried under a fake plant
If you are a plant-lover and
has been decorating your
homes with greens, then it
would take quite a long time
for your average burglar to
take out all your plants out of
their pots. And think of the
horror the sound of breaking
vases can make.

8. 5. Under your cat’s litter box
You might be thinking twice about this one. But yes, your
burglar might think five times more before approaching
this.

9. For break-ins, install GSM burglar alarms in your home
so you’ll know right away and you can come to check up
on your lost valuables. Or laugh at how easily you’ve
deceived a thief.