Having good locks on your doors is the best way to keep thieves at bay. Just in case, though, a good backup is having your valuables well hidden. Check out some of these great methods below.
Here’s a great way to hide your valuables at the beach or swimming pool.
Via Pinterest
This is about as clever as it gets. Just make sure you don’t trim your fingernails too close.
Via Dornob.com
Here’s a great trap door for hiding your valuables (or people) under the stairs.
via Houzz
This inconspicuous armoire can act as a hidden entrance to a panic room.
Seriously. Who would ever suspect?
Via Love Fun Friends
Make your cold-hard cash even colder with this A/C vent safe.
Via Hidden Safes
Tired of that random brother-in-law who comes over and eats everything in the fridge? This dresser refrigerator might help.
Via Indulgy
Of these, a personal favorite is the A/C vent safe, which can be accessed with a RFID card and is pretty much undetectable otherwise. Another good one is the hideaway in the stairs.
Now you can either hide all your gold down there or you can play Harry Potter while you wait for the cops to arrive. On the flip side of that coin, you could hide in the secret room in the wardrobe and play Narnia.
For even more great hiding places for your valuables, read more at Lighter Side of Real Estate.
Featured image via Dornob
Or you can value nothing
Phyllis
Keep some type of book on where you “place” your valuables. So when you say sell the home. Youwill know where there at.
I say tell the new owner is X number of hiding spots and give new owner a month to try and find them before telling them where they at. If they can’t find them then know are super hidden