When it comes to keeping your home safe you probably think about the usual hardware; locks, padlocks, alarms and maybe even safes. However, safes are not just large metal cabinets with complicated dial locks that sit behind paintings in big houses, like in the movies. They provide a real security solution for many homes across the country and they come in all shapes and sizes.
There is a new iteration of the safe on the market that is far smaller and fits seamlessly into your everyday life. And, excuse the pun, but for the canny among you this could be a home security game changer. The advent of safe cans means that homeowners who don’t necessarily have the space in their homes for a full-size safe can still benefit from the added safety that secure storage can provide.
Safe cans come in a range of branded models so that they fit right in with the regular canned goods you keep in your cupboard. They come in three different varieties, Heinz Baked Beanz, Spaghetti and Soup, they’re really easy to use as the bottom simply untwists and the difference is imperceptible to the human eye.
Safe cans provide a perfect secure place for you to store smaller valuables, such as jewelry, watches, keys and money. Experts suggest that the kitchen is actually one of the safest places to hide your valuables as, in the event of a burglary, it is one of the last places a burglar will think of to look, if at all. Burglars are more likely to quickly sweep the house for obvious valuables, such as keys, laptops or money lying around. It’s unlikely that a burglar will search through your kitchen cupboard when all they are likely to find is tins and jars of food.
That’s what makes safe cans the perfect solution to secure your valuable items. What’s more, safe cans are recognized by the police, Neighborhood Watch groups and insurance companies as an excellent deterrent to theft, giving you that extra peace of mind that your important items are safe and sound.
If you’re interested in investing in decoy safes, or any other additional security for your home, do some browsing around because there are a lot more resources than you might expected.
