DIY: Tips, Tricks and Thoughts
Posted: 10 Sep 2018, 21:08
I thought it would be nice to create a thread with just short, condensed random tips and thoughts around DIY. One or two-liner per tip, here goes some of mine:
- To prevent the rare case when a padlock does not work, and give you more safety by creating a bit of leeway, use 2 different padlocks locked to each other.
- Don't buy expensive ice locks. Create your perfect ice lock using 2 spring toggles (ceiling fixtures), a plastic cup and two bits of wire to hold them in position while in the refrigerator.
- If you use a key safe, use an ice lock as second, delayed release method. The "unpleasant liquid" is not very practical...
- Use a mop on top of a tall piece of furniture to hang an ice lock holding a spare set of keys for release.
- The ice lock should not reveal progress, i.e. the ice block being visible.
- An image lock software should tease but not show how much time is left.
- Before you lock yourself using a time lock mechanism with a key safe, make sure you can access and read the key safe dials.
- Nothing on your neck! An example of a deadly scenario is being on your knees using a bar connecting to your neck on one end and your ankles on the other end. If you faint, the strain on your neck will kill you.
- When creating a scenario, determine if your body changes position in case you faint. Then determine if that is a safety hazard.
- Even your bed theoretically can break and have you dying of asfixiation.
- You will not think rationally when you start panicking. And if your body takes control over the show... Better safe than dead.
- If you use an image locker software running on a PC, make sure your system power settings and screensaver settings are appropriate.
- Always have an internet connection and a couple of phones reachable when you're locked up and make sure all batteries are charged. The last resort is to be able to contact someone; at least you have the whole internet available.
- Your belt is a pervertible. You can use it with a rope under your crotch to hold a butt plug in place. A good butt plug belt is hard to find in the market...
- You can use a small magnetic lock connected to a relay bank + Raspberry Pi to create an iceless release system.
- When buying a keysafe, make sure the dials are easily readable.
- Do not cover your mouth. Puking kills.
- Would a medical feeding tube (people with Crohn disease use it) be a good pervertible? People insert them via the nose and swallow water when passing it through the throat. Then they take a sample and measure the PH level to ensure they haven't inserted the tube in their lungs.
- Youtube has plenty of videos demonstrating how to insert a Foley catheter.
- To prevent the rare case when a padlock does not work, and give you more safety by creating a bit of leeway, use 2 different padlocks locked to each other.
- Don't buy expensive ice locks. Create your perfect ice lock using 2 spring toggles (ceiling fixtures), a plastic cup and two bits of wire to hold them in position while in the refrigerator.
- If you use a key safe, use an ice lock as second, delayed release method. The "unpleasant liquid" is not very practical...
- Use a mop on top of a tall piece of furniture to hang an ice lock holding a spare set of keys for release.
- The ice lock should not reveal progress, i.e. the ice block being visible.
- An image lock software should tease but not show how much time is left.
- Before you lock yourself using a time lock mechanism with a key safe, make sure you can access and read the key safe dials.
- Nothing on your neck! An example of a deadly scenario is being on your knees using a bar connecting to your neck on one end and your ankles on the other end. If you faint, the strain on your neck will kill you.
- When creating a scenario, determine if your body changes position in case you faint. Then determine if that is a safety hazard.
- Even your bed theoretically can break and have you dying of asfixiation.
- You will not think rationally when you start panicking. And if your body takes control over the show... Better safe than dead.
- If you use an image locker software running on a PC, make sure your system power settings and screensaver settings are appropriate.
- Always have an internet connection and a couple of phones reachable when you're locked up and make sure all batteries are charged. The last resort is to be able to contact someone; at least you have the whole internet available.
- Your belt is a pervertible. You can use it with a rope under your crotch to hold a butt plug in place. A good butt plug belt is hard to find in the market...
- You can use a small magnetic lock connected to a relay bank + Raspberry Pi to create an iceless release system.
- When buying a keysafe, make sure the dials are easily readable.
- Do not cover your mouth. Puking kills.
- Would a medical feeding tube (people with Crohn disease use it) be a good pervertible? People insert them via the nose and swallow water when passing it through the throat. Then they take a sample and measure the PH level to ensure they haven't inserted the tube in their lungs.
- Youtube has plenty of videos demonstrating how to insert a Foley catheter.