With over 6 million break-ins across the nation a year, Here's a cheap quick and easy way to hide your smaller more valuable goodies!
Build your own hidden safe
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How To: Build your own hidden safe
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Tie basic firefighting knots
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Make rope from plastic bags in an emergency
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Hide things from burglars
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How To:
Open almost any door with this easy lockpicking trick
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How To:
Open a locked zippered luggage bag
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How To:
Stop a flashover as a firefighter
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How To:
Stay Warm During a Winter Storm Without Any Electricity
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How To:
Open any locked door using a lock bumping technique
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How To:
Stop a home invasion
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How To:
Use a SCBA (self-contained breathing apparatus)
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How To:
Use a portable generator to keep your home powered in an emergency
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How To:
Extinguish a small fire with the PASS method
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How To:
Make an emergency oil lamp
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How To:
Safely put out a cooking fire
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How To:
Use an ABC foam fire extinguisher
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How To:
Protect your valuables from burglars
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Use a portable dry-pack food canner for food storage
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How To:
Make your home burglar-proof
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How To:
Use a Geiger counter to measure radioactivity
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How To:
Tie basic firefighting knots
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Use a carbon dioxide fire extinguisher
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Hide things from burglars
1 Comment
What happens when someone tries to plug something in? It looks like it would fall apart rather easily. Perhaps if it could be modified to lock and unlock by twisting an outlet which would in turn bolt or unbolt it to the box.
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