Secret Safes: 7 Products Where You Can Stash Your Cash!

[@mbtacke]

My issue with the clock isn’t about “is it a safe”, my issue is, is that that could be an item targeted to steal. So if the clock is stolen... there go the valuables.

[@Thirdbase9]

It also needs to fit it with other furniture.

[@sqike001ton]

i agree but most of the targeted market for these products is people hiding drugs especially teens hiding weed from a parent so that is were the clock mighr not be good also asking my wife who is a cop people dont steal clocks in B&Es

[@UncoordinatedPixie]

Thieves steal shit they can sell to a fence. Home items like clocks, artwork and furnishings are actually quite common items to be stolen due to their ease of turnover.

[@whoopsydaisy6389]

Agreed. It looks like a typical inexpensive mantle clock. A professional burglar wouldn't bother with it but your average methed out thief looking for items to pawn or trade would definitely steal it.

[@qienna6677]

All the items are also very easy to pick up and carry with you. Thieves tend to go through houses picking everything up to decide if to toss it on the bed to gather later. Although a secure box screwed to a wall would seem more obvious, it would also take too much time to pinch.

[@thepinkflamingostrikesagai7319]

I bought that screwdriver safe at a Goodwill store last year. I thought the empty handle was for storing your screws so you don't lose them. It's a great light duty screwdriver. Even when I'm using a different screwdriver I put all the screws in that one so I don't lose them.

[@Alexander_l322]

I think it is to store those things and it wouldn’t take a lot of investigation to work out that it unscrews

[@Wutevs4]

You sold me! Now I want one to hold my loose screws

[@roygilmore2968]

To that point, the hair brush could also be used to hold hair pins or pony tail holders or even cotton swabs. Might be good as a travel item.

[@drln4608]

@@roygilmore2968 oh wow yeaaaaaaa

[@marke9956]

I actually think that’s what the screw drivers real intention was, then someone tried to make money by calling any holo space a stash spot

[@justinsumner]

A good bonus video would've been to have the twins try to find the hidden items.

[@AshishRaiprofile]

Yes yes yes... Omg... Yes yes yes

[@jeremyevans1966]

I think they could find most of them!

[@jillibeens57]

My dad was a master carpenter. When he built our house, he designed one window with a window ledge that lifted. When the window ledge was lifted, a narrow metal box was hidden in the wall. No one knew this existed until the will was read. He never told anyone, which is the secret to success. It was held in place so that even if wiping it down, it didn't move.

[@MikeyA5693]

With how popular Spam is in hawaii, You can't have that Spam Can safe in the islands. It will be gone in seconds. LOL

[@Freakinreviews]

That's a good point! I think I've eaten more spam in Hawaii than at home.

[@googievideo1]

That is true!!!

[@judywright4241]

---It’s nice to know someone likes that gelled stuff.........my mom declared it was a ‘meat’ product, I’m still in doubt about it. If anyone saw that Spam can in MY pantry, they’d know it has to be a safe!

[@JReed7560]

I don't care for SPAM myself. I like TREET. Tastes more like ham. TREET ur meat!

[@gomimaninoakland]

spam like money in hawaii. in some store they keep the spam behind glass cause people steal it so much

[@shawnsms29]

Or someone might wanna steal that clock and end up getting more than they initially thought haha

[@traczebabe]

Shawn John 😂😂😂

[@RBelmont007]

Another flaw with the screwdriver is if someone uses it unknowingly to take a screw out of something, then that thing is going to open up and spill its secrets. Unless you hide the screwdriver somewhere anyway, in which case why a screwdriver as the 'smokescreen'? I would also say, if you do use any of these for coins, or anything else that could rattle around, stuff the thing with cotton or similar filler to keep things from shifting around, and giving away the stash.

[@XiaoYueMao]

thats why the brush had a little baggie, it compresses coins into a small tight bag which reduces rattling

[@trey98642]

Because that screw driver is definitely made to stash illegal drugs that is why it has so little room you could easily fit a gram or ball or any type of street drug in that handle so all you would do is go pick up and drop it into the handle screw it on and throw it into your toolbox that you keep in your trunk or under you seat or whe rea ver you can keep a small screw driver set and then you are all good if you get your car searched. Like I said the screw driver can fit a gram or a ball or any type of street drug and that is why it is so small the sto row age compartment it isnt supposed to hold to big of things just a decoy for street drugs.

[@gecsus]

Put the screwdriver in a toolbox with other tools and it disappears.

[@randomtube8226]

I'd hope it would work as a screwdriver. Don't want someone to use it and it break open revelling your stash. But many screwdriver sets are designed to store your bits inside.

[@stevend3753]

Back in the 70s my parents had a fake ac outlet they used. Just cut a rectangle in the wall and drop it in. Pretty convincing. Had a lot of space in it.

[@Freakinreviews]

I looked into those but couldn't find any with good reviews. I thought that would have been a good one though!

[@justme-vu6yj]

They still make the fake electrical outlet. It pulls out and has a drawer. You just cut the drywall and screw in in. It looks real. They are on Amazon

[@Michelle-ke7me]

@@Freakinreviews Why don't you try the ones that you think might be cool, good even without reviews? You know we will buy it from your Amazon store with your suggestion.

[@dillonh321]

@@justme-vu6yj Maybe that's why one of my outlets doesn't work?

[@JHNielson4851]

To really sell it - get a LED lamp, make it up to work off a battery, put a fake cord & plug on it, then plug it into the fake outlet.

[@lensofeli1762]

this man is just living his dream nowadays

[@ldyer739]

Thieves will just steal the clock and all.

[@solidstateresistor2485]

The can stashers are made by cutting the top off and sealing a glass jar in the centre using plaster. hence the white powder.

[@Freakinreviews]

Thanks for the info! They should probably explain that in the instructions.

[@solidstateresistor2485]

@@Freakinreviews I've had a couple of these and they tend to get dented very quickly.

[@charliem.7492]

@@Freakinreviews Try the shaving cream can. It should actually dispense a little of the shaving cream.

[@tylermotley3818]

I would also think the white powder would be in there to add a little to the weight when you dont have anything in it.

[@zappawench6048]

@@charliem.7492 As seen on Jurassic Park, recommended for smuggling dinosaur embryos!

[@michaelpsihogios9830]

I love how thorough you are with the products and don't just try and figure out how they work.

[@leeburton18]

As someone trained in home security, books are the first things people check for valuable items, the last place anyone would look is feminine supplies of some kind, being tampons or pads.

[@WintrBorn]

Lee Burton if the average B&E type is a guy (I don't have the stats and can't be bothered to look it up) they aren't going to think about tampons - there's still the ick factor of periods to keep them away, too.

[@leeburton18]

Jo Luffman, that is why the safest place for valuable items is either feminine supplies or an actual safe. Yes the majority of B&E is committed by men, usually between the ages of 25 and 40. The actual figures have changed since I got my training, but it's somewhere above 60% of B&E are men between those ages

[@Thirdbase9]

And cheaper, because you can just go buy a box and half empty it. Of course it doesn't work well for single guys.

[@andhieyusuf7008]

One trick in Goofy's comic is... a safe behind a creepy portrait painting

[@UncoordinatedPixie]

Single guys have mothers or sisters so the tampon thing could work or it could make the boogie man want to touch it or shake it bc it’s out of place. My SO had a box of pads in his bathroom when we met. He used them to clean the glass in his shower and mirror. No streaks! I keep baby diapers on hand in my house and I have no kids. I use them as medicine booties for hoof injuries. Works like a charm.

[@jasong8377]

The clock should have a secret pin of some sort to activate before face will open And the fake food items should be something that's not likely to draw attention You might be having a party with alot of guests you my not know and they love spam or peanut butter and go for it Would be better as a fake can of comet cleanser or Scrubbing Bubbles or can of peas

[@broadcastdave]

my grandparents had a clock gun safe that had to be set to a specific time to open

[@LiqnLag]

'Can of peas' cracked me up. Great idea for sure.

[@Leanne_w]

What if that guest likes a can of peas?

[@claycassin8437]

@@Leanne_w Veg-All...everybody hates that crap. I was going to say a can of corned beef hash, but some desperate person might actually try to eat it...

[@dannydaw59]

The housekeeper might discover that the cleanser really isn't cleanser.

[@rustythrombosis5417]

I once bought a sleeve of 200ct paper plates and painstakingly hollowed out the middle 150 with a boxcutter. I forget the diameter, but the cavity was huge. I then filled the cavity and re-sleeved it and closed it with a twist tie. It was a weird time in my life and I was living in hotels and extended stay hotels and needed somewhere to hide an uncomfortably large amount of cash where housekeeping wouldn't find it. It worked like a charm. Not once did I ever feel like anyone was gonna take my sleeve of paper plates while I wasn't there.

[@codylee1682]

Good. Now I can get rid of the spare key under my door mat, and put it in the hairbrush, and leave that next to the doormat

[@BB-gt1eg]

"Let's just pretend those are high denomination bills" Hey James, that's what I do each day with what's in my wallet! 😕

[@Okusar]

Hey, I think I saw a twenty in there. That's a high denomination as far as I'm concerned.

[@Plague_Doc22]

The real baller move is not carrying cash. God I hate cash, all the damn coins you get every time you buy something. Coins are the worst thing ever lol they just eat up wallet space.

[@discingaround]

James got you covered for all your stash needs. Thanks James, 420 will never be the same!

[@GothicKittyMadness]

That hair brush would be no good for your house if you have pictures of yourself around. "Burglar: "Wait, This guy has no hair but he owns a hairbrush?" *Starts investigating it*.

[@Freakinreviews]

LOL so true!

[@em84c]

They could just think he has a girlfriend who left it there. Though I know you were joking 😆

[@jeffreysuda1765]

I had a small desk lamp that had a removable metal plate on the bottom. I removed the screws and realized I could fit 2500 in large bills inside. Nice

[@AshishRaiprofile]

Steal Jeffrey's lamp... Noted! 😅😅😅😅

[@tleeg74]

Love the Salvador Dali framed painting in the corner. I have the same picture framed along with a few others. I love Dalis work.

[@user-vo7vp1xm9q]

All of this stuff gets sold at the "Estate Sale" Garage Sale for $1.00 and someone wins the jackpot.," There was CASH IN THE BOOK I BOUGHT!

[@Michelle-ke7me]

Lucky you! How much was in there?

[@AmberWool]

I think I need to start going to estate sales.

[@JarodMoonchild1975]

@@Michelle-ke7me r/wooosh 😂😂😂

[@Donteatacowman]

My mom used to garage sale a lot when I was younger. Good hobby to have pre-COVID! There were a few times that she wound up with something at a steal (eg $100-$200 software sold for $1) where she actually went back and gave it back out of honest decency.

[@kaiseliuslaguna2374]

The issue with the clock is, it looks decent enough to steal in it's own right.

[@deemack7568]

I like the hairbrush idea for travel... Purely to store hair clips, hair ties etc 😊

[@JJones-gw9vy]

Plot twist, if you twist James's right ear counterclockwise, it will actually reveal a tiny hidden compartment on top of his head. It's been hiding in plain sight this whole time!

[@RjBenjamin353]

Yeah but a passport still wouldn’t fit😂😂

[@grahamjohnson4702]

The lid on the book made it almost the worst choice, why couldn't they have made it a click fit?

[@Plague_Doc22]

That or magnets...I swear people dont test their products properly before they sell em.

[@marke9956]

Or a real lock box

[@jloomis7]

Very good, creative review. It has never occurred to me in my life to get a secret safe, or as you mentioned, give one as a gift. Great idea!

[@Alexander_l322]

Yes then you know where that person hides their valuables hahaha

[@Grabehn42]

The one time my grandparents got their house broken into, it was some drug addicts looking for food, so the kitchen ones would probably be terrible for them.

[@em84c]

Imagine how happy they would have been if they found money in a can of spam. 😆

[@trublgrl]

You could make that booksafe with any old hardcover book. (You can even pick up something at a dollar store, they usually sell off remaindered books) Just grab a ruler and an x-acto knife or boxcutter and hollow out the inside. Then you'll have like, and extra $15-17 to put in the booksafe! You can also make any can a safe with one of those edge-cutter can openers. They may not stand up to as much scrutiny, but if you put it in your fridge, no one is going to think it's anything but a can of pop.

[@Pienimusta]

Regarding the "4 stars or higher" -system, could be cool to do a video once for items that got 2 or 3 stars and see why they got so bad review.

[@MisterRorschach90]

You should use a barcode scanner to scan the barcodes on all of the items made to look like retail products like the shaving cream can. I wonder if it would link back to the real product.

[@Alexander_l322]

If you find the dummy you’ll know it’s a dummy without needing to scan the barcode!

[@MisterRorschach90]

Alex that’s not the point. The point is do any of the barcodes work? It would be hilarious if they did.

[@Alexander_l322]

jordan secrist I thought it would be the point so it blends in just like the others but yes it would be cool if the barcode actually scanned as the product on the label but they wouldn’t. Also in the uk at least they can’t have actual product names on the secret storage things unless the company who makes the product also licensed the making of the secret storage thing. It’s like Trademark laws or something lol

[@XiaoYueMao]

barcodes are actually unique to a store and not its supplier FYI, we sometimes get new products at our store and the barcode doesnt scan for anything, because we have to add it manually, a generic barcode scanner likely wont have access to store databases and would have to be built up by the scanners dev manually and hence many items will be left out

[@aszi77]

@@XiaoYueMao That's not true, the bar codes (e.g. UPC or EAN) uniquely identify the particular product, and you can look them up, e.g. see barcodelookup.com

[@LordBhorak]

The brush would be SO much better if it had inverted threading. So if someone suspects that it's a cap, you need to twist it clockwise to open and with that, you deter 99% of unauthorized openings.

[@roodboy606]

Freaken Reviews: “I looked through comments for all the legal reasons people used these devices for” Me: but that’s not the point 😂😂😂

[@RIPPER334]

Not a new concept... People have been stashing their weed in these "safes" for years. I mean... Passports. Stashing their passports. Yeah... Passports.

[@em84c]

People with fake passports would..but most of us aren't on Interpols most wanted list lol

[@hxhdfjifzirstc894]

So easy to make your own book safe from any old book. Yep, Dollar stores sell books for $1. Just use a utility knife or X-acto type scalpel to cut out an area inside half of the pages. Glue the pages together... or don't... maybe just a bit of tape through the sides of the hole. Also, those can openers that cut the side of the can, instead of the top, leave the lid intact and basically turn canned goods into stash cans. You can glue a few small magnets to the lid of the can, and a few to the insides (at near where the lid will be) to make quite a nice stash can. Filling the leftover empty space with a rag will prevent things from rattling around. . This can work with the giant 6 pound cans of tomatoes or whatever that you might find at Costco. If you don't want to mess with making a stash can, just find another grocery item such as Argo corn starch, that has a screw top lid. So many grocery item containers are very cheap, and look real because they ARE real. Cheaper and better to make your own. Thinking about this for a few minutes will lead to a better result than buying something ready made.

[@hxhdfjifzirstc894]

Buying an old wide mouth Thermos from the Salvation Army is cheap and convincing, too. This might work for a vehicle too, in the trunk or under the seat.

[@Pony_Stang]

The real con of the book is reading the existing pages, getting into it, and then boom you hit the safe pages.

[@valerieg1980]

I’ve always wondered about these. Thank you.

[@juliebradley1184]

Catching your video on my lunch break is just what I needed! Thanks James!😊👏👏👏

[@juliebradley1184]

Great gift idea! You should make a video of your great gift ideas!

[@Sizzlik]

Love the picture of the mandelbrot set in the background. Love the way to describe what it is. Here is your task....build a fence around your house with poles. You have unlimited poles, but you have to use them all. What will the fence look like? Introducing..the Fractal.

[@chickiebanana2552]

Funny story - my families cabin got broken into years ago and they actually stole the clock that was on the wall. We're talking cheap cheap wall clock and they took it....🤷🏼‍♀️🤷🏼‍♀️ glad we didn't have valuables hidden inside...besides the battery I guess

[@finkelmana]

Books make bad safes, as people tend to grab them and open them. Also, hollowing out a Terry Goodkind book, is the best use of his writing.

[@trogdorstrngbd]

Put your valuables in a Ziploc bag, put that in a half-empty real JIF jar, and fill it back up with more peanut butter. Ultra-secure. :)

[@JasonHalversonjaydog]

trouble with things like the hair brush, if you put coins or keys in there, sure they fit but you gotta hope they don't pick them up or move them, or else they'll hear the item rattling around inside!

[@ellembee639]

I would think the brush and shave cream can would be good for traveling (extra cash, jewelry, etc). Especially when a room safe isn't available.

[@RamzanJuman]

My father was pretty good at hiding stuff in plain sight. He used to hide cash and small valuables in hat that hung on his wall with a few other hats. He was also a security guard so there was stuff in his work hat at times.

[@bbussey1967]

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[@savageboredom]

Can the Barbasol hold dinosaur embryos, though?

[@ryeinc]

My fear in owning one of these is dying and my family not knowing about it.

[@fedoraemelianenko7845]

You can atleast find solace in the fact that they and the rest of YT is well aware of your love of Disney and Bret the Hitman Hart

[@ryeinc]

@@fedoraemelianenko7845 Eyyyyy!

[@lyricsmind]

@@fedoraemelianenko7845 😂

[@lyricsmind]

@@ryeinc 😅

[@em84c]

Just put it in your will

[@cash2.0]

I remember seeing a fake book at the tool supply that was about metallurgy. I think the attempt was to make it too boring to want to pick up but it would be the first book I would reach for. I like the idea of an unsavory contents box. I think something like 12 month blood and fecal samples for infectious bacteria and tapeworm might work. A little studio blood and Nutella on the box just for good measure.

[@retluoc]

I'm also liking the clock, but you're right, there should be a switch in order to open it.

[@brianng3414]

The clock should have a panel or cover like the book. Especially if you have kids in the house, stuff like a clock is likely be knocked over. There should be a lock or switch to front opening and then 2nd cover with switch or lock after opening the first door.

[@savvygarcia7862]

I think the hairbrush one is a really good idea actually. It can hold bobby pins and hair ties and stuff like that 🤷 very useful imo

[@em84c]

And nobody would steal someones used hairbrush Edit: unless they're trying to frame you for a crime and want your hair samples 😆

[@PREPFORIT]

My friend has a barbasol safe his can actually spray a good amount of real shave cream. like Jurassic Park. LOVE that spam safe !

[@BROUBoomer]

If you use any of these hiding places please tell a trusted family member. A friend of mine was helping her fiance after his elderly mother died. She was going through the clothes to make sure they were in good condition to donate to Goodwill. In the pockets of almost every item she found cash. By the time she was done she had found several thousand dollars. She asked her fiance if she could keep anything she found or wanted, he said sure. She said I don't think you understand what you just agreed to. She gave him the money. It was enough to pay for his mother's funeral and then some. His mother found a way to avoid inheritance tax. Another friend, her fiance's father had been hiding money in and around the house for his entire life. Their home had been in the family for several generations. The fiance was digging in the garden and found a Mason jar full of cash, then another, and another. He found hidden money all over the house too. My friend had a dream at the house where the late father said he adored her and hoped his son would finally marry her soon, and he had a gift for her. He told her this odd dollar amount, and that it was hidden in a box in the back corner of the attic under some magazines. She woke, told her fiance, they went looking, found it, was the amount, and exact location, so he said it was hers, his father obviously meant it for her. A cousin bought the house and land next door. The old man's children thought he was rich in cash. Went through his belongings, didn't find cash, sold house with contents. The old guy had a collection of collections. Worth hundreds of thousands at a quick auction. If my cousin would have done the research, and taken the things to a reputable auction house, he could have made over a million dollars. The old man knew history and the value of things. He bought low to sell high to support his old age, he just died before he got a chance to sell. People born before the great depression don't trust banks, and taught that to their children. You may not want your grandparents valuables, but go through everything before selling or donating the items. You never know what you may find. Some things should be kept to hand down to the next generation though.

[@Grizazzle]

"You put your weed in there..."

[@AmberWool]

That's not illegal in many states, so why hide it?

[@carlypete3830]

Yessss was looking for this comment lol

[@carlypete3830]

@@AmberWool dont want the kids to get into it, or the family to know you smoke

[@Ubersnuber]

AmberWool Because it’s valuable, easy to sell off or somebody wants free weed? Duh?

[@jasonmoore8765]

Lol it's from a SNL skit

[@RaynmanPlays]

A box to keep people from finding your valuables being disguised as a Terry Goodkind book is just so fitting, especially considering the way Faith of the Fallen turned out.

[@baronvg]

2:00 “What LEGAL thing...” I literally LOL’ed.

[@adamwiggins8290]

The easy way to tell that the peanut butter is a safe: no one buys extra crunchy peanut butter. Homemade safe: empty mayo jar, slosh white paint inside, empty, let dry. Store it in fridge.

[@josephking4732]

AWESOME REVIEW!! I agree with the book as number one... it holds a lot and can be put anywhere. I think i missed something.. does the shaving cream work as shaving cream like in Jurassic park?

[@thomasherzog86]

with a little creativity, there are many spots one can hide stuff. empty dvd cases, between fake plants and pots, taped to the back of paintings, stuffed animals, pillows, a vase filled with sand, between trashbag and can, in the freezer/fridge, candles, figurines, toys, dolls.... i think its better to hide it in something emotional valuable for a better chance of not throwing it away by accident.

[@charliem.7492]

And now....every thief knows to look in your bookshelf, clock mantle, and cupboard of food for all of your valuables lol.

[@adamtadros1472]

Half of me wants to watch you because you are a cool dude, and I like your content... The other half is waiting for you to snap and start a crystal meth empire #WW

[@Freakinreviews]

If it helps... I have been a pretty convincing Walter White for Halloween.

[@David-wo9un]

Loved the video; your sneak peek video had me very intrigued as to where this one was going.

[@cajun_hawk]

Yes, that is a real book. I have that whole book series, lol. Nice!

[@chuladom23]

Omg. Terry Goodkind is my favorite author. What a find! 😍

[@philaphobic]

This was a better episode than I thought it was going to be.

[@GothicKittyMadness]

As for the white powder in the shaving can (i assume it's shaving foam? ours don't look like that in the UK) I think it's too absorb moisture so you can hide it in your bathroom maybe?

[@hollygibson628]

And it needs something to hold the glass in place? Looks like a lil mason jar in it.

[@_persefoni]

I feel like the white powder could be there so it sounds like a real one if you pick it up and shake it to make anyone looking for a hidden stash quickly think it's just another can of shaving cream.

[@iwinrar5207]

There used to be a show called it takes a their and the book would suck as when someone is looking for stuff to steal they toss crap all over the place so as soon as they book gets tossed accessed the room and all your goods fall on the floor it has been exposed.

[@AznTony360]

That lava lamp behind you can store some stuff in. The cap can store some extra money for emergencies. That screwdriver can hide a usb stick, and maybe some diamond earrings.

[@JaceyKlein]

Thinking on this a bit further, yes I feel necklaces and / or bracelets would fit within the screwdriver safe

[@Freakinreviews]

That's a very good point!

[@MisterRorschach90]

It’s for holding drugs in a car.

[@nateromanowski793]

@@MisterRorschach90 you know it jordan, get em' up ya!

[@kodiiayyeee256]

@@MisterRorschach90 yup.. A tweakers bestfriend

[@mikehoward8201]

I used to have a 3 number combo lock gas cap for my suburban. It had a screw out on the underside with enough room for a spare door and ignition key! Good if you are prone to lose your keys! I had a door key in it and a $100 bill, just because I was prone to lock my keys in the truck!

[@potawatadingdong]

The Barbasol one is old. All you need is to use a can opener on the bottom of can and glue a baby food jar inside and the lid on the bottom. I did that in grade school.

[@lisadebergerwheeler7306]

I think for traveling and leaving valuables in a hotel room, the brush, shaving cream, and book could work. The screwdriver would work for an expensive necklace, bracelet, earrings, rings, etc...not to travel with though. lol For any covers that don't stay shut use my go-to, museum putty. I use it for everything!

[@margaretramirez7278]

Years ago I had a pringles can for my hidden spot my daughter didn't know I walk in my room I see my daughter sitting there eating pringles... lol they tasted like pringles I must say (they fill the can half way with the chips so it looks legit)

[@mikedambowic5862]

I like the jiff, book, and the spam oh the clock!🤗

[@ariyo1354]

3:07 when people come and see that hairbrush. "Hmm.. i smell something fishy in the air"

[@KangeSpoon]

The Jif one is super obvious! And I am not a fan of Jif, but on its own, yes, not distinguishable. The hairbrush and spam can one I liked best. For the book, it needs to be more pages deeper, but then you can’t fit much.

[@cherylmailloux9647]

Great video Ty. No Bailey though, bummer! 👾

[@MidnightHedgehog365]

I think the best place to hide things might be hidden compartments in heavy furniture like a TV stand with an internal drawer hidden inside or a push to open drawer on a bed frame that's against the wall no burger is gonna take the time to hoist a mattress and maybe a box spring up and move the bed frame from against the wall to see if there's anything behind it. Those places help keep party guests and children from finding or throwing away your safe as well. I'd imagine those you would have to have one made or do it yourself though.

[@louisglen1653]

The screw driver was probably made to store recreational substances...

[@bartmcalister4957]

Most of these were made with that in mind lol

[@GreySinWhiteLie]

Yours was the comment I was looking for. Recreational substances obvious for these items. Thanks for commenting for me LOL

[@PitBullPatriot]

"Most people wouldnt think to look in your hair brush for valuables"! They will now lol

[@danielmonheit]

Rumor has it, the Barbasol cans are filled with cocaine, shipped through the US, then the cocaine and cans are sold separately.

[@curtwinterstein1067]

Great vid! I was thinking that you could put a used shaving cream nozzle on the safe and that would also add to the "look" of the safe. As for the clock, I wonder if you could Drill a hole from the back and put a screw (Or something....) that would reach to the door of the clock...,? I was also thinking that you could put something in the book compartment that would stick the lid more tightly closed like a magnet, or something sticky that would keep the door closed better...

[@XxMeatShakexX]

Another home run by my favorite freakin' reviewer!

[@Elmox222]

I suppose the Jif container is the best option but if the burglar likes extra chunky peanut butter you're in trouble.

[@annek1226]

Some of these like the clock work on the theory of “a man on a galloping horse will never notice the difference “! If you are a thief you are not going to take time to see if the homeowners hairbrush or clock come apart!

[@blaireshoe8738]

But you might think you can make a quick buck on the clock itself, then get more than you thought out of it 😅

[@scaper8]

The "Spam knight" was definitely on some of the Spam labels.

[@NotAGolfer]

The clock is nice but it needs something like a hidden magnetic lock, that unlocks when you hold a magnet in a certain spot

[@GregInTechnicolor]

I love how the explanation of what each item is represented as is at the end of the video lol. I can tell which one you recorded first.

[@maggpiprime954]

The cons with the feel of an almost-empty Barbasol can sitting at the back of a cupboard is that someone's gonna chuck it out. The clock is perfect for a practical joke, like storing catnip, installing a mirror/canned snakes, or whatever dopey shit is making me giggle at any given time. The cons with the book safe is; either it's not the sort of book I'd ever own (and therefore obviously suspicious), or, it'd look like a good book and I'd be sad I couldn't read it.

[@ashwaqasiri9491]

Thank you.. very helpful🙏🏼

[@shane250]

I think I have the best idea for one: A garbage can that has a (very well sealed) false bottom. No one is going to go through your trash thinking there's money in there. You can even just fill it up with very well washed recyclables forever, and not use it as a trash can at all.

[@hanoverphist]

The Barbasol container is perfect for hiding your dinosaur embryos. 🤣

[@ruthbygrave4695]

The screwdriver might work for jewellery--tiny high-value items that could get stolen very easily. And a small backup flash drive

[@Adventures-with-Sisters]

You should review hidden nanny cams there are so many different ones on Amazon it’s hard to figure out which one is the best

[@Kristen242008]

I actually like the clock. All you have to do is put some decorations around it, and make it look like just part of the decor.

[@CannonKnight]

My dream is to have a huge Scooby Doo house that has hidden ROOMS in it. Of course, those rooms would have full medieval armor, film projectors, and two holes in the wall that perfectly lines up with the eyes of a painting on the other side.

[@VIDEOHEREBOB]

Hopefully the thieves aren't looking at barcodes ....lol!!! I used to hide money inside a box of Brillo soap pads.

[@redneck2994]

8:01 yes!!! First thing that I thought of.

[@retluoc]

I'd have to watch the movie again, but that Barbasol can reminds me of Jurrasic Park. Dodgson, we have Dodgson here. (Seinfeld accent) NEWMAN!

[@BubblyTeatime]

I think the white powder for the barbasol is to maybe imitate the feel of the shaving cream inside a regular can when you shake it. Might not convince someone if you keep your coin collection in it but bills or social security might work