Burglars will never think of opening this accessory (unless they read this article).
No one is safe from being robbed one day. Perhaps you have already had the wrong experience by telling yourself that you should have better hidden your valuables. We often tend to say that it only happens to others, and unfortunately, most French people hide their money or jewelry in rooms such as bedroom, cabinets or drawers. And this is precisely where the thieves go quickly after forcing the lock of their victim.
Since they have very little time before being spotted by a neighbor, by the police who would be on the way after being alerted, or by a noise that could scare them away, the burglars generally go to the point. They are looking for liquid, and everything that has value and could resell easily and at a golden price, in other words: family jewelry, computers, tablets and video game consoles. Some opt for a safe, but very often, it all the more attracts the criminals who are sometimes well equipped. So, if you are looking for a more discreet hiding place, know that there are plethora on online sales sites, and at a low price.
For example, you will find false books to hide in a library, plants that contain a trunk in the pot, a clock that opens to slip some personal goods, a pen that can house one or two banknotes or a False USB charger transformed into a box. The objects intended to make diversion many, and one of them, which is placed in height, seems ideal to hide some little jewelry or some well -rolled tickets. This is a false bulb to hang on the ceiling, which costs only 3.76 euros on Amazon and around 2 euros on other merchant sites.
Concretely, burglars will not have the reflex to light the light in full day and will not have the reflex or the time to check if all the bulbs of the house work. An ideal hideout therefore, which nevertheless implies condemning a location to illuminate your living room or your bedroom. Finally, do not forget that in the event of burglary, you have 48 hours to file a complaint in order to be compensated by your insurance.