Is Your Home A Safe Place?
"It's a jungle out there.." Do you remember Monk? The guy who has obsessive-compulsive disorder and is afraid of almost everything? You don't need to be like him. How to feel safe after you bought a new flat or house? It's easy, just take a look at the following tips collected from years.
1. Choose The Area Wisely
The is a reason some flats are cheaper than others, why don't you find out what is it?
Luckily we have Internet nowadays, where you can check literally everything. It is desirable for you to look for-shops, night clubs,restaurants around the area. Are they many? Thanks to online magazines it is also possible to check whether there are many accidents like street fights, robberies or other kinds of crimes. I bet you don't want to live in a dangerous neighbourhood. No one wants. You may find wikipedia useful. Take a look around while walking- are there any suspicious signs? If you are brave enough, you can knock on your eventual future neighbours and just ask them about crimes.
2. Take A Monster
Joke! Buy a dog. Or just put a sticker on your wall. Do your best to choose the most fierce photo of a dog you can get. Pets have many advantages and security is one of them. Or a cat. Or the Cookie Monster. Who is more ferocious than the Cookie Monster?
3. Lights!
I always keep some lights on when I go out in the evenings. A radio will also create the illusion that there is someone home. Another old trick is to ask your neighbour to park in front of your house. I doubt burglar will dare to enter it.
4. Security Gadgets
Deadlocks are the perfect addition to your home security. Surveillance system with camera is also a reliable variant. Mark you electrical equipment with the postcode of the area. Thieves don't like them, because they are very recognisable. Smoke alarms are also a useful gadget. It's great to know that your home is protected from fire while you enjoy your holiday.
5. If You Still Do Not Feel Safe Enough...
you can turn to the good old classical trellising up around the top of the fencing. No one wants to get fried. It hurts, probably. Bombs are also a good alternative.
6. One Last Thing...
Don't leave keys under the front door mat or elsewhere outside the house. Yes, I know It's OBVIOUS, but you'll be surprised how many people still do it. It's the same with Internet passwords. According to latest surveys, ''password'' is still one of the most preferred passwords.
1. Choose The Area Wisely
The is a reason some flats are cheaper than others, why don't you find out what is it?
Luckily we have Internet nowadays, where you can check literally everything. It is desirable for you to look for-shops, night clubs,restaurants around the area. Are they many? Thanks to online magazines it is also possible to check whether there are many accidents like street fights, robberies or other kinds of crimes. I bet you don't want to live in a dangerous neighbourhood. No one wants. You may find wikipedia useful. Take a look around while walking- are there any suspicious signs? If you are brave enough, you can knock on your eventual future neighbours and just ask them about crimes.
2. Take A Monster
Joke! Buy a dog. Or just put a sticker on your wall. Do your best to choose the most fierce photo of a dog you can get. Pets have many advantages and security is one of them. Or a cat. Or the Cookie Monster. Who is more ferocious than the Cookie Monster?
3. Lights!
I always keep some lights on when I go out in the evenings. A radio will also create the illusion that there is someone home. Another old trick is to ask your neighbour to park in front of your house. I doubt burglar will dare to enter it.
4. Security Gadgets
Deadlocks are the perfect addition to your home security. Surveillance system with camera is also a reliable variant. Mark you electrical equipment with the postcode of the area. Thieves don't like them, because they are very recognisable. Smoke alarms are also a useful gadget. It's great to know that your home is protected from fire while you enjoy your holiday.
5. If You Still Do Not Feel Safe Enough...
you can turn to the good old classical trellising up around the top of the fencing. No one wants to get fried. It hurts, probably. Bombs are also a good alternative.
6. One Last Thing...
Don't leave keys under the front door mat or elsewhere outside the house. Yes, I know It's OBVIOUS, but you'll be surprised how many people still do it. It's the same with Internet passwords. According to latest surveys, ''password'' is still one of the most preferred passwords.