A diversion safe is commonly known as a hidden safe. It’s meant to divert attention from a robber by hiding valuables in everyday items, hoping he won’t find them. The Chicago Crime Commission states that a burglar spends an average of 8 minutes in the victims home. Put the odds in your favor, hide your valuables in plain sight in a hidden safe. The Diversion Safes are a unique home-security product that blends in with the other items in your house and reduces your chances that a burglar will find your valuables.

Don’t you think that by now the burglars know the usual places to look! And yet we still use the same old hiding places. Well then, how about hiding your valuables where a burglar would not have the time to look. While he’s checking all the ‘regular’ places, your valuables are out in the open and, even though they’re in ‘plain sight’, he goes right by them without even looking.

Don’t you think that by now the burglars know the usual places to look! And yet we still use the same old hiding places. Well then, how about hiding your valuables where a burglar would not have the time to look. While he’s checking all the ‘regular’ places, your valuables are out in the open and, even though they’re in ‘plain sight’, he goes right by them without even looking.

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.

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.

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