yeah.. unless the thieves like the show Burn Notice and read your post. Just saying!
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also if you are just trying to hide a piece of paper you can always take your remote apart and put it in there hardly anyone will ever look at a remote   See 11 other replies

Excellent hiding place that now anyone who happens upon hulu can find out about. I love the whole idea of it, but I have to say: either someone told you about such a smart hiding place or yes, you ARE paranoid. That is a lot of trouble to go to just to hide low-end valuables.Still - clever idea.   See 11 other replies

I know this sounds like a pain but we had paint cans underneath our bathroom sink and I'd take anything insanely important, put it in a ziplock baggy- seal it, then put that in a plastic grocery bag and tie it tightly, Then put that into another zip lock bag. afterwards I took a heavy duty magnet and tied it tightly to the baggy-ball with my valueables inside and threw it in the paint can. once the lid was sealed the can could be shook and the valueables wouldn't shake because they're being held firmly by the magnet to the bottom of the can. Week later, sure enough my friend came back for his wallet so I busted out the paint can and pulled out the baggy. the shower was right next to the sink so I turned it on and showed off all the paint from the baggy, opened it up and Bam! the wallet is unharmed and surely no thief would ever look in a paint can. And an added plus to this is that if for whatever reason someone had a dog that could sniff out money I'm sure the overwhelming smell of paint would keep that sniffer dog completely oblivious. I'm not paranoid I swear. lol. tell me what'ca think   See 11 other replies

If you unscrew the covers of your outlets and light switches you can put small things in the like money, keys, passport, etc.   See 11 other replies

a drop down ceiling is not so good.....you dont have to knock down everyone....all you have to do is put your head above one and look around with a flashlight.....in plastic inside your cats litter box would be better....or outside in some bin....ala Tony Soprano and his bird feed money stash.....buried is even better...for non metal things....not in the middle of the lawn....but in the garden....think places that are normally disturbed and should look dug up.....   See 11 other replies