Diy secret hiding places (16) Hide your money behind door hinges

[@pierre5325]

Sir thank you for your videos. Also your ending of "God Bless" is most endearing. pierre from New Mexio

[@MobileExperienceChris]

Excellent video. I enjoyed the one with the laundry detergent too.

[@buckeyeimaging]

I'm going to have to check the hinges in my house for other owners that may have done the same as you! lol... great idea

[@ColleenLytle-sq8tx]

Always be careful - KNOW what you're drilling into or through - my dad used to hide long lamp cords behind the mouldings😲, and string long, hanging, ceiling cords through the sheetrock☠. He wired his own house, but made 'short-cuts' after the inspectors were done🤣. You never know what previous owners or the builders' have done - 'modifications', like my dad's. I love finding out 'hidey-holes'...even though I've been ripped off so many times - I don't have anything left to hide🤣. Behind a light switch is my favorite. Thank you.

[@sonrouge]

Bit of advice from someone who tried this and goofed the first time. Measure the spot you're going to drill to make sure the door hinge covers it. It won't always fit if you just use the middle screw hole as a reference point.

[@BigCheztothemax]

👍👍👍 great idea my friend another one to add to the collection keep up the great work.

[@deganni2688]

very creative - well done

[@willmatic84]

I love this one never thought of this

[@rossdickens]

Ingenious!!

[@SpottedSharks]

Nice. I saw something like this on an episode of Burn Notice.

[@bctruck]

Very cool! That is the last place anyone would think of looking!

[@59chevt]

Very clever. thanks

[@buzzsah]

Good one.

[@iLLnATioN702]

you can use a bill finder and uncover hiding places like this...

[@lastpatriot4711]

After watching this video unfortunately thieves will begin to ruin the doors too. Door carpenters! thumbs up! lol...

[@GatorLife57]

Thumbs up. ENJOY....THE SIMPLE LIFE

[@davewager3124]

hmmm nice very good idea indeed

[@danielangel4426]

what about the missing screw with plastic on the other side?

[@maggiekelly4055]

He cut the head off that screw and just glued the head on, so it would look like it normally would.

[@owen_playz8443]

good hiding spot

[@andrewdaniels3063]

Save some cash and effort by placing a folded $20 bill between the hinge plate and the door frame. Now, you have $20 when you're in a "pinch".

[@243wayne1]

With 3 holes in the $20.00...

[@mendy5453]

My husband asked where you live..... :/

[@sortathesame8701]

It would actually be fun to go through his house and see how many of his secret hiding spots I could find after watching his videos. I bet I would miss at least 50%, even knowing where to look! He has some great ideas! And NO, I wouldn't steal anything! LOL

[@seagramrip187]

Until the police digs sniffs it :)

[@ignaciomendez1591]

now the burgler know we're to look

[@beanstyx2732]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@bellearielauroradisneybust5501]

fine if you own your home but not if you rent

[@williamkelly5689]

Peasent

[@qwenmn]

imagine a fire

[@JohnJuan2129]

all that work to save $20 just doesn't seem to make sense maybe for a grand or two but Def not for 20 or even a hundred

[@TomO-if7nh]

Exactly, way too much work, for one or 2 bills.

[@GG-ub4ej]

John L. You could probably fit 10-20 bills in a dime tube multiply by how ever many interior door jams you have in your house... I would avoid doors to or inside of bathrooms do to humidity.

[@MrCantstandliberals]

A ring, coins, Ian. Etc

[@beanstyx2732]

John L. Your clearly a stool sample

[@Gus_Chiggins]

I hide my money in a bank

[@cj2k-ankles892]

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