How do you think, where better hide clothes and toys (if you for example don't want that your relatives seor find it). Any ideas?
Hide toys and clothes
Hide toys and clothes
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How do you think, where better hide clothes and toys (if you for example don't want that your relatives seor find it). Any ideas?
How do you think, where better hide clothes and toys (if you for example don't want that your relatives seor find it). Any ideas?
Re: Hide toys and clothes
First --- Welcome!
I think we'll need a little more information. Do you live with these relatives, or do they just come to visit at your own place? If you have your own home, just put them in your bedroom closet. There is no reason for anyone to be looking there. If not, things get a little more involved, and we need to understand the situation in order to offer suggestions.
I think we'll need a little more information. Do you live with these relatives, or do they just come to visit at your own place? If you have your own home, just put them in your bedroom closet. There is no reason for anyone to be looking there. If not, things get a little more involved, and we need to understand the situation in order to offer suggestions.
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Re: Hide toys and clothes
Thank's for "welcome" 
Yes, live with relatives, not in own home (flat with 2 rooms, bathromom, toilet, kitchen)
Yes, live with relatives, not in own home (flat with 2 rooms, bathromom, toilet, kitchen)
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Re: Hide toys and clothes
Welcome to the forum! 
If there is not much volume, you could try a locking briefcase. That's slim and easy to carry, and slips behind or under just about anything. Otherwise, with a little more stuff, go for some locking luggage or even spread it around in smaller containers.
The problem with locking containers (briefcase, luggage, etc.) is that once they are found, locked, people will want to know what's inside.
Then, of course, there is hiding it in plain sight. Boxes for computer parts and peripherals, etc. Tool box. Locations where no one would even think about looking for anything, let alone pervy stuff.
Jenny.
If there is not much volume, you could try a locking briefcase. That's slim and easy to carry, and slips behind or under just about anything. Otherwise, with a little more stuff, go for some locking luggage or even spread it around in smaller containers.
The problem with locking containers (briefcase, luggage, etc.) is that once they are found, locked, people will want to know what's inside.
Then, of course, there is hiding it in plain sight. Boxes for computer parts and peripherals, etc. Tool box. Locations where no one would even think about looking for anything, let alone pervy stuff.
Jenny.
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Re: Hide toys and clothes
Nice idea with locking box\briefcase< thank's .
And if hide this stuff not in house but somewhere else?
.And if hide this stuff not in house but somewhere else?
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Re: Hide toys and clothes
Waterproof lockable luggage, chained to a fixed object (such as inside a shed) and covered with other "junk" that most people keep around (such as camping equipment). That's about as obscure and secure as you can get at the same time.Iana wrote:And if hide this stuff not in house but somewhere else?
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Re: Hide toys and clothes
When I still lived with my family I kept all my toys in a backpack, which I kept in largeish storage container that acted as my nightstand. I positioned it so that the door to open this thing faced my bed, so that the only way to open it was to move it. Good luck!
Re: Hide toys and clothes
If you have one; a car is a great place - in the spare wheel well and under the seats if you want to keep your stuff out of sight.
I always kept a few changes of clothes, makeup and a bit of sb equipment in the car - for when the fancy took me.
I always kept a few changes of clothes, makeup and a bit of sb equipment in the car - for when the fancy took me.
