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Diversion Safes -- Don't Help the Burglar Find Your Valuables

Just in case there is any confusion, Diversion Safes are sometimes called Hidden Safes, Can Safes, Decoy Safes and even Fake Safes.

Yes, Diversion Safes have many names but they all have the same purpose -- to hide your valuables in plain sight from burglars, visitors or any other light-fingered person that might come into your house.

Unfortunately, burglaries are on the rise and too many people have had their homes broken into and their valuables stolen.

Research says a burglar spends 8-10 minutes on the average in a victim's house so a burglar knows the best hiding places in a house to look for loot and he goes to the 'normal' places that it would be hidden.  A mattress or a loose brick in the wall or your sock drawer still are some favorite choices to hide valuables.

Well, you may say, what if I get a small home safe for all my valuables and bolt it to the floor?

First of all, have you priced a conventional safe lately?

Secondly, if you have all of your valuables in one place, and a thief gets into the safe, then there go all your treasures together.

In addition, a small home safe can cost over $100 or more and is heavy and cumbersome.  And burglars love real home safes.  Also, many models can easily be removed from your house.  Believe me, a determined burglar will stop at nothing once he has found a safe in your home.

How about an inexpensive alternative to a real safe?  It's called a Diversion Safe.

For those of you who aren't familiar with Diversion Safes, let me tell you about these amazing gadgets.

Diversion Safes are unique home-security products that are designed to appear like a common household product, such as soda cans, hair spray, even paint cans.

Diversion Safes are some of the neatest gadgets ever made because they look exactly like the real McCoy.  They are real items that are hollowed out, weighted, and look and feel like the real product -- they even have bar codes.

Most Diversion Safes cost less than $30 and there are over 45 different choices on the market.

A Diversion Safe will do even a better job of hiding your valuables than a real safe because the burglar would never suspect that an Ajax Cleanser Can Safe would have a lot of cash in it!

Diversion Safes are portable and need no batteries or electrical outlets so they are great to take on vacation or trips.

These everyday items blend in with your other household products and decor and don't attract attention.  That's why it's so important that Diversion Safes be placed in the proper room of your home so they don't look out of place with their surroundings.

Why?

Where would a person hide a coin -- in a piggy bank where it blends in.  It's the same with Diversion Safes -- blend them in with their surroundings.

For example, make sure you have your Fruit Cocktail Diversion Safe in the pantry along with your other food cans just as you would keep your Gallon Paint Can Diversion Safe in the garage with the rest of your painting supplies.

Don't help the burglar find your treasures!  Hide your money and other valuables in Diversion Safes and place the safes throughout your house to blend in so that the bad guy will never suspect what they hold.

No home should be without Diversion Safes.

Don't Be the Next Victim!

For more Diversion Safe information on how you can inexpensively protect your valuables in your home by leaving them in plain sight, please visit:  http://www.feelsafeandsecure.com/diversion_safes.html  so you won't become a crime statistic.

About the Author

Larry Zolna is an author of numerous articles regarding Home Security Products, Self Defense Products and Wireless Hidden Cameras. All of these products can save you from the bad guy so you won't become another crime statistic. To see more about these crime-deterrent products, please visit http://www.feelsafeandsecure.com

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