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Diversion Safes Look Like Everyday Household Items
Simply take a glance at any newspaper or watch the evening news and you'll see crimes against individuals and property are on the increase. It is more probable now then ever that you've either been the victim of a crime or you know somebody that has. As the economic situation declines, property crime will continue to increase. Why not beat a thief at his own game? Hide your valuables in plain sight. Even though in plain sight, your valuables will be cleverly hidden in a diversion safe.
A diversion safe looks just like a common household item like shaving cream, kitchen or bath cleaner, common food items or even items you would see in a garage or workshop. The main difference between the real product and a diversion safe is the diversion safe has a hollow compartment with a top or bottom that unscrews or opens letting you put your valuables inside. You then just close the can and put it back with all the other products currently in your home. The diversion safes are even weighted to feel full.
What burglar do you know who will pick up a can of shaving creme to for a shave? He may look in your medicine cabinet, but even with years of experience he won't know that shaving creme hides your money or jewelry and he doesn't have the time to find out.
Diversion safes are very inexpensive considering the peace of mind they give. A diversion safe ranges from $10 - $25. Makes it easy to get 2 or 3 of them. Don't wait until you've become a victim. Hide your valuables in plain site starting now. They also make excellent and unique gifts.
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Coffee Mate Creamer Safe
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Country Time Lemonade Safe
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Desenex Diversion Safe
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Dr. Pepper Diversion Safe
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Dried Soup Diversion Safe
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Fabric/Upholstery Cleaner Safe
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Flower Pot Safe
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Fruit Cocktail Disguised Safe
Lots of people are searching for innovative options to protect their possessions. Money, jewelry, important papers and other small valuable items may be easily stolen if your home is targeted by a thief. Thieves may spend days or even weeks observing a neighborhood. They even watch you and your every move looking for the right moment to break into your house and steal everything you worked so hard for.
A conventional way of protecting valuables was to purchase a safe. This could be expensive and does not usually fit with the decor of most homes. Also, there is the cost of opening the safe should you lose or forget the combination or the lock malfunctions. Another common way people tend to protect their valuable items is by hiding them in drawers or closets, inside shoes, clothing pockets, cookie tins, etc. A burglar may spend weeks watching your house, but they've spent years learning their trade. An experienced thief knows where people hide their valuables. Dresser drawers, backs of closets, under a sink or even under a desk drawer are all places they will look for in your home.
Diversion safes are handy when traveling. A can of hair spray or shaving creme left on the bathroom counter will not attract any interest from a dishonest maid or hotel employee. A coke left in your room's mini-frig won't warrant a second glance.
A conventional way of protecting valuables was to purchase a safe. This could be expensive and does not usually fit with the decor of most homes. Also, there is the cost of opening the safe should you lose or forget the combination or the lock malfunctions. Another common way people tend to protect their valuable items is by hiding them in drawers or closets, inside shoes, clothing pockets, cookie tins, etc. A burglar may spend weeks watching your house, but they've spent years learning their trade. An experienced thief knows where people hide their valuables. Dresser drawers, backs of closets, under a sink or even under a desk drawer are all places they will look for in your home.
Diversion safes are handy when traveling. A can of hair spray or shaving creme left on the bathroom counter will not attract any interest from a dishonest maid or hotel employee. A coke left in your room's mini-frig won't warrant a second glance.