🔒 Secure your Valuables with the Amazon Basics Book Safe: Key Lock, Blue Review

Bought for my mother's passport and old credit cards. It looks so much like a dictionary that when she's looking for a dictionary, she takes it off the shelf. When you pick it up you will understand that it is not a dictionary, because the content is moving. I bought a safe with a blue cover. I don't think it would be too hard to hack if someone really wanted to pull the content, but I think they would need to know they are there. My mom has hundreds of books and she keeps moving them around so

I use it to hide a few things I have that are important in relation to the plan. It was an idea. The book looks fake and is easy to navigate. I rubbed it a little and put tape on the hem of the book to make it look old. This made it fit better on my bookshelf. The way the book safe arrives just screams: book safe; not even like a new book. The change in appearance helped. My favorite part is the lock and key. It can be easy to hack; however, it must first be found. I bought two and use one…

I bought this to store various valuable items that I usually leave on a bookshelf next to my bed. Expensive sunglasses, watches etc. and sometimes small amounts of cash, telephone. you have the idea The price is right and it looks convincingly like a book. I'm going to "age" him a bit so he doesn't stand out so much. Someone could just walk away with it and I doubt it would take much effort to crack, but it will most likely keep a roommate with a stick at bay. My nephew spent about 10 minutes…

This safe is obviously meant to be hidden in plain sight. The lock is only strong enough to keep honest people honest, and if the villain finds it, he won't waste time picking it, he'll just go in the sack. So it is very important that you mix it. This only works if you have a lot of books. It will stand out on the shelf. When it's on the stack, it works fine. If you want to increase the stealth to eleven, buy a dust jacket for a book similar to what you have on your shelves, cover the…

Bought for my son who was worried his sister might have dunked him in a cookie jar - literally his old tin was an old plastic animal cracker tray. His sister doesn't know that he bought them and tried a little so she wouldn't see them. Looking at it on his bookshelf, it goes well with other books. It's not the most "authentic" book, especially when it stands on its own. Surrounded by other books only a trained eye can really make it stand out in my opinion. As for the latch, I'm sure I can open