Write it in a Microsoft Word and title it something like English essay 5 or things like that even if you forget what Microsoft Word file it is just open up all of it
These would make it hard for anyone cleaning out a house for an estate sale or even moving to a new house. Keep a list of these stashes so no valuables are left behind.
One great idea was to use drawers out of older sets of dressers, desks etc. They can easily have wheels put on them to store things under bed for more space as buying them isn't cheap. Also I liked idea of using large drawers from unused/old furniture to make a coffee table etc. The drawers are most time consuming etc part of a build.
No they don't, there are certain places they will tear apart if its a common hiding place like the master bedroom closet. Thieves typically try to quickly get in and out limiting the chance someone will come home and catch them. Its also incase a neighbor sees them break in and call the cops, they want to be out before the police get there.
The bed thing is cool, hinged, great for small spaces. More lift, more storage. Does not have to be 'secret' But you can prob find a nook or cranny in it for small stuff to be hidden.
My godfather did that unfortunately he was always collecting silver coins. He had a business for many years but he had a small closet at his house, you could tell he had installed a lock on it. When they broke in they pretty much went straight for it. Didn’t bother with anything else.
@@1978UA It sounds like an inside job if they went straight for the coins! They knew where it was hidden! Who did your grandfather tell in case something happened to him? You probably know them.
I agree that you shouldn’t put the bulk of your money or valuables behind things with a handle, knob, or pull. For things you really can’t afford to lose to theft, fire, or flood, that also must be stored at your house, a fireproof, locked safe is the only way to go. But there are plenty of things that would be very inconvenient and/or unfortunate to lose, but not devastatingly so, that might be appropriate to hide using some of these ideas, particularly if it’s a matter of just getting them out of sight and out of the places people usually store them. The scenarios you’re trying to prevent with these ideas are 1) a burglar that is looking to get in and out quickly and without detection, and 2) preventing someone that has permission to be in the house, say a repair tech or a party guest, from quickly finding and pocketing things like cash and jewelry. They don’t have time to look in every drawer or cabinet, let alone find which wall plate is a faux electric outlet. Even if they do chance upon finding one stash, if you’ve avoided putting more than you can afford to lose in any one place, they wouldn’t find them all. I think that’s key in deciding how to protect money and valuables-by first asking ourselves how much we can afford to lose, and taking appropriate precautions from there. Also, there are plenty of ways to hide the fact that something opens and how, no knob or pull necessary 😉🤓
@@marciebulsaraorcutt True! And Hobby lobby has an online store so they can get them from there and use recycled craft paper. I don't know if that would be difficult to make but they can redo it if they make a mistake.
Diana Moody Yeah, I made 8 hidden container seatings/sofas for my cafe. It's a really good idea to keep things neat...the costumers didn't even notice they seat on a lot of valuable cooking stash and cleaning tools... 😂 It is heavy, though... But the fake book thing is old...thieves already know to search hidden stuff there since the 70's... 😂
Have you never heard of pin curled hair? I realize It's old fashioned but it makes a great curl and sleeps very comfortably. We didn't always have rollers or not enough rollers, they were expensive and terrible to sleep on when I was growing up! Bobbi pins were SO much easier to work with unless you had long hair then you just used them to hold the empty juice cans in place that were used because regular rollers were too small, lol. Back in the "way back" time about 60 or so years ago.
If a thief comes into your house, these are all the things that they will be looking for, and all those things that are portable will just be carried off to be opened later.
Donna Brown there are plenty of palaces in a rental that you can make a hiding place for things you just have to look around and see what you got! Go,from therem
only going to add that a sofa is one of the most flammable large objects in your home....make sure that whatever you hide inside it, is in a fireproof container....otherwise great video !
#35 when you put away your secret copy of the office party pictures and the money you made from blackmailing your coworkers so you can blackmail them again
The inside bathtub storage remind me of a thriller where they were looking for the body of a guy that was supposedly killed in his apartment and discover it 10 years later under his own bathtub hidden thanks to same system. This video is good for serial killer and drug dealers, nice tho
Mia Miller -Me too🤪 I’m actually in the midst of reorganizing my hm to accommodate the fact that I literally forget what I can’t/don’t see- no matter how important or how long I’ve had it.
10:04 #35 can be a good place however you'd have to airtight seal almost anything you put in their to keep out humidity and dust. After just a month, a wad of cash sure would be humid in many climates.
The title is about decluttering your home. Yet the thumbnail shows how to hide your money. Maybe you have so much money that its cluttering up your home.... Not mine.
I've been burglarized and they couldnt get to the goodies because I had a good hiding spot for my jewelry, thanks for for more ideas!
That's disgusting! I hate thieves and liars. I am so sorry this happened to you.😟🇨🇦
Where was it?
@@poppies5095
Somewhere on Earth. Why would you even ask that?
@@totallyfrozen They were asking where they hid things!! Duh!
@@suenetteedwards5965
Again, why would you even ask that. The point of HIDING something is so it remains HIDDEN. Duh!!
These can be so useful for small homes!
Great ideas for decluttering items that are usually taking up so much room and hiding valuables.
I've got the best hiding places in my home. Wish I could remember where they are.
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Write it in a Microsoft Word and title it something like English essay 5 or things like that even if you forget what Microsoft Word file it is just open up all of it
Or you can write it in your phone notepad
Or write it in a random book
Or make a song with it
I feel ya
These would make it hard for anyone cleaning out a house for an estate sale or even moving to a new house. Keep a list of these stashes so no valuables are left behind.
One great idea was to use drawers out of older sets of dressers, desks etc. They can easily have wheels put on them to store things under bed for more space as buying them isn't cheap.
Also I liked idea of using large drawers from unused/old furniture to make a coffee table etc. The drawers are most time consuming etc part of a build.
The tile one is my favorite
Great storage ideas! I needed more storage room and came up with EZStudRack, storage between studs...
Really useful. I'd never have come up with some of these ideas.
Looks like I'm the only one that thinks these ideas are brilliant
I like most of them. Big storage space under the bed is my favorite!
justice4all I like em too.
I do too
Finally I know where to hide my cd full of "Office Party Pictures." Thank goodness!
Exactly, I thought great, wonder how many who make porn videos you just helped out
Tactical Tacky! Now we know where to look for that divorce evidence!
Ikr😂😂
The tall bathroom mirror with storage behind is a great idea. Perfect for cleaning supplies and extra shampoo. :)
Get an alarm.....don't hide nything
Very helpful ideas...Thx 4 sharing.
This video went from where to hide unsightly cleaning supplies to where to hide your drugs.
This is exactly why criminals completely wreck the whole house while searching for money and jewelry.
No they don't, there are certain places they will tear apart if its a common hiding place like the master bedroom closet. Thieves typically try to quickly get in and out limiting the chance someone will come home and catch them. Its also incase a neighbor sees them break in and call the cops, they want to be out before the police get there.
I would like to get the instructions on putting together the under storage for the bed as seen in number 13.
So many wonderful ideas can't wait to use
note to self......never use one of these secret spots.......secrets out
Still can add a good lock
If you apply it to your own house...it can inspire ideas just for what you already have though.
Some great ideas. Thanks!!
Great ideas, but no so much for apartment/rentals where you can't do a lot of DIY
The bed thing is cool, hinged, great for small spaces. More lift, more storage. Does not have to be 'secret' But you can prob find a nook or cranny in it for small stuff to be hidden.
The inside the sofa is a good one .
woodprix scripts includes most of woodworking plans you can find
Brilliant!!!
Although stashing your clutter out of sight may be a good idea, putting a door handle or drawer pull on your hidding space, makes it not hidden.
My godfather did that unfortunately he was always collecting silver coins. He had a business for many years but he had a small closet at his house, you could tell he had installed a lock on it. When they broke in they pretty much went straight for it. Didn’t bother with anything else.
@@1978UA It sounds like an inside job if they went straight for the coins! They knew where it was hidden! Who did your grandfather tell in case something happened to him? You probably know them.
@@1978UA if I were him I'd make sure the only person who knows is only me -- not even my mother has the clue😆😆😂
We always thought it was an inside job. Unfortunately we thought it was someone related to his home provider.
I agree that you shouldn’t put the bulk of your money or valuables behind things with a handle, knob, or pull. For things you really can’t afford to lose to theft, fire, or flood, that also must be stored at your house, a fireproof, locked safe is the only way to go. But there are plenty of things that would be very inconvenient and/or unfortunate to lose, but not devastatingly so, that might be appropriate to hide using some of these ideas, particularly if it’s a matter of just getting them out of sight and out of the places people usually store them.
The scenarios you’re trying to prevent with these ideas are 1) a burglar that is looking to get in and out quickly and without detection, and 2) preventing someone that has permission to be in the house, say a repair tech or a party guest, from quickly finding and pocketing things like cash and jewelry. They don’t have time to look in every drawer or cabinet, let alone find which wall plate is a faux electric outlet. Even if they do chance upon finding one stash, if you’ve avoided putting more than you can afford to lose in any one place, they wouldn’t find them all.
I think that’s key in deciding how to protect money and valuables-by first asking ourselves how much we can afford to lose, and taking appropriate precautions from there.
Also, there are plenty of ways to hide the fact that something opens and how, no knob or pull necessary 😉🤓
LOTS of great ideas here! Thanks 💐 for sharing!!👍🌈🇨🇦
Great tips. But understair storage and the hatch a big no no for safety. Kids in a house will leave one open..accidents waiting to happen.
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Love this one. It was once just a cartoon!
The alternative is a door around the stairs corner and UNDER the landing. We had one in our 140 year old house.
I wouldn't put paperwork under my refrigerator
Love it.
*Fantastic ideas!!!* THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!! ❤❤❤
Thanks for the tips on where to look for hidden valuables
Cheers,
Your neighbourhood burglar :)
kez kezooie can I join? I have a few places in mind to look
kez kezooie XD but in reality you will be wasting time looking in these spots
kez kezooie morning was the day I 6
You don't have to cut up books to make a hiding things box, they have fake books at Hobby Lobby
I didn't know that, but I don't have a Hobby Lobby close to me though.
I agree. Cutting up books makes me cringe.
They ALSO have the fake "book" boxes at Ross stores... and I'm sure they have them on Amazon etc.
Cutting up books causes me physical pain.😳
@@marciebulsaraorcutt True! And Hobby lobby has an online store so they can get them from there and use recycled craft paper. I don't know if that would be difficult to make but they can redo it if they make a mistake.
Got one like new at Salvation Army
If I were a thief...I'd watch these with note taking. I loved the headboard ideas...I have a CPap that needs concealment.
No thief is going to take the time to check for all these hiding spots. They’d be there for hours trying to check the whole house.
Cool ideas---thank's for sharing.
Thanks for giving away people's secret hiding places to would-be burglars!
They are brilliant
Okay, I tried the magnetic strip for bobby pins in my bathroom 2:00 but the magnet doesn't seem strong enough to hold the bobby pins!
Love all your hidden space ideas
love the tile
Its brilliant ..
amazing video!
Nice ideas ! Thanks
Thanks a lot for tips
cool ideas!
Thank you!
you just gave the crooks new places to look
Great tips!!,thankyou 👍
Neat ideas!!
Nice
Those must be *some* office party photos!
Lol. I was thinking the same thing!
Thanks it gave me some great ideas
Cool ideas. Some I knew about.
Diana Moody
Yeah, I made 8 hidden container seatings/sofas for my cafe. It's a really good idea to keep things neat...the costumers didn't even notice they seat on a lot of valuable cooking stash and cleaning tools... 😂 It is heavy, though...
But the fake book thing is old...thieves already know to search hidden stuff there since the 70's... 😂
These are good and clever
It's good to see the woodprix has new Instructions to save my money and energy to build it.
I loooooooive it
Really good ideas
I never understand the need for so many bobby pins lol :D
Have you never heard of pin curled hair? I realize It's old fashioned but it makes a great curl and sleeps very comfortably. We didn't always have rollers or not enough rollers, they were expensive and terrible to sleep on when I was growing up! Bobbi pins were SO much easier to work with unless you had long hair then you just used them to hold the empty juice cans in place that were used because regular rollers were too small, lol. Back in the "way back" time about 60 or so years ago.
@@nancyranft4801 lol, yep. My mother did the pin curls. You really have to buy a couple of packages of bobby pins to have enough to roll.
@@nancyranft4801 OJ cans and lots of Dippity Do! Thanks for the memory!
Good ideas!
#13-would like to build this under all the beds
I see number 13 on those tiny house beds those are are airjacks and things like that they can show you how to do those
Excellent
If a thief comes into your house, these are all the things that they will be looking for, and all those things that are portable will just be carried off to be opened later.
A lot of these won't in a Bachlor apartment (one room) and I'd have to be a carpenter to _build_ most of them.
Cardboard glued together with wood glue is sturdy .. easy and hidden, layers of cardboard glued together can make a box…
WILL DO THAT
Obviously this is for home owners only can't make the changes you suggest in a small apartment. I only see a few things that can be used in a rental.
If yu don't like the video's don't watch. Snide remarks should be kept to yourself. Just saying!!!
Donna Brown there are plenty of palaces in a rental that you can make a hiding place for things you just have to look around and see what you got! Go,from therem
only going to add that a sofa is one of the most flammable large objects in your home....make sure that whatever you hide inside it, is in a fireproof container....otherwise great video !
I would, but I don't have any money to put in.
Great ideas but where do we go to make these hidden spaces?
Many many great ideas ! but, staircase storagedrawers drawers, ....nothing more dangerous than that ; )))
Amazing
God bless God loves you
You do realize that these videos are obviously watched by young theives correct?
Yes they are hunting to look behind bathroom mirrors to steal clorox wioes.
Tried number 35 as a kid with some nudey mags. My mom thought the vent was broken and they were found within the week.
Muah ha ha ha
Dam
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#35 when you put away your secret copy of the office party pictures and the money you made from blackmailing your coworkers so you can blackmail them again
"I love the air vent storage idea!" ~Dexter
The plug socket idea is good but in practicality when someone go's to plug something in... maby not.
You can always put a different color nail or mark on it as a reminder to yourself or family that this one has no electricity.
@@almmason7 it's ok until your in a rush for work and dont remember to look though 😂
The inside bathtub storage remind me of a thriller where they were looking for the body of a guy that was supposedly killed in his apartment and discover it 10 years later under his own bathtub hidden thanks to same system.
This video is good for serial killer and drug dealers, nice tho
good video but is not about De clutter
Storing things under your refrigerator is NOT a good idea, unless you want your fridge to overheat. Those coils under there need air space!
And if it leaks you get water ,,,,waTered drugs😁
Hidden spaces, are awesome. Secret, hidden spaces may not be so secret anymore, if thousands see this video. ?? Great ideas though.
Kool
Love No 7 but could never bring myself to destroy books
This should be titled "places to look for valuables when you rob a house"
I suffer with short term memory loss i would forget where i put my things.
Mia Miller -Me too🤪 I’m actually in the midst of reorganizing my hm to accommodate the fact that I literally forget what I can’t/don’t see- no matter how important or how long I’ve had it.
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Mia Miller 😂
Hahahahaha.
And your heirs would never find your stuff if you died.
These are great ideas but not for my house. My house is really a one bedroom apartment.
10:04 #35 can be a good place however you'd have to airtight seal almost anything you put in their to keep out humidity and dust. After just a month, a wad of cash sure would be humid in many climates.
A good thing to use is a food saver. Seals your money, etc. in a small airtight waterproof bag.
Plastic bag….
wow
I once had a couch with a storage under it like a department
Most couches used to have blanket and pillow storage under the seat
Where is the "How to" vid on installations of this stuff (???)
TSK ONE
They put the links to each item in the video description.
Mistress Voldemort// >(to self) Duuuuh... Yeah, that might be an ideal place for one to check... (😕😓😒😐embarrassed) Thanks Mistress
TSK ONE
No problem... 😉
Why all the repeats of storage already pointed out?
Well, for those who live in an apartment and can't use these ideas, just look at the title. Hidden storage ideas for a HOUSE.
Thx mate now I can finally find them easily.
4:54 - Slide-out shelves on _either_ side? Looks like that one has them on _both_ sides!
I think it can mean both sides?
@@roselee4445 It can't. It doesn't.
I love this
did anyone get what #7 was supposed to be? ty
LR M it's a hidden spot that just looks like it's books on a book shelf expect it's not really books. It just looks like books
Thanks katie kat, i couldnt remember what 7 even was. You nailed it, exactly what it was
Under the frig is a stupid idea and gross.
Katie Kat Maybe so but you know your kids won't touch it or your hubby won't move it cause it might hurt his hands..
putting things underneath would stop the ventilation, that was what that area is meant for.
I could never do that with books. Books are for reading.
Just read them first, LOL!
Any amateur thieves worth their salt pulls books off of shelves skimming through them.
remember to empty that last one before you have you ducts cleaned or what you hiding will be the duct cleaners....
Exactly
"Just easily lift the mattress..." Yes, if you live with a mattress-lifter! Anyway, I guess I just don't have enough "valuables."
It's made to lift up.
The video showed the installed mattress- lifter which is a set of hydraulic lifts like you have on the hood of your car!
Better remember what outlet was the fake one before you start sticking your key in it.
The title is about decluttering your home. Yet the thumbnail shows how to hide your money. Maybe you have so much money that its cluttering up your home.... Not mine.
Not mine either ..that's what I kept thinking watching this video. I only wish I had so much money I had to worry about hiding
Just use the space for other things.
I think I get it. Making space for necessary things.
Mine either. If someone broke in my house they would feel bad & start bringing me stuff from their house. Lol
@@carlaspecht883 LOLLLLL
no everyone knows where to look!!!
last time I checked there was 7 billion people on the planet not 100,000
Make a hole in dry wall. Remove fibreglass. Fill with things you don't use.
Put TV on top. Now it's hidden.
Just build a bunch of shelves and hidden drawers. It's just that easy.
Yes, but would I have thought of it?