5 places in the house that can be used as a cache for money
Money is kept in banks, under mattresses and in books. The most unusual storage places will be discussed further.
Money is hidden in storage trunks under laminate or parquet floorboards, glued to the inner surface of the toilet cistern, hidden drawers are made in furniture and entrance doors. But one of the most unusual places is in a bar of soap.
Laminate or parquet flooring, due to its structure, is very convenient for a cache. To put money under them, it is enough not even to raise the entire surface of the floor, but only part of it. Convenient slats can be easily dismantled and put back after stacking the money.
A toilet cistern is an unusual place for a hiding place. The money is pre-wrapped in a plastic bag to ensure it is waterproof. Packs are sometimes placed in a film down the tank, under the water.
Hidden drawers in furniture or entrance doors are cut or drilled with tools. For entrance doors it is better to do this at the top. For furniture - under countertops, under pull-out shelves, in the legs of tables or chairs. Caches in this case resemble windows.
But the most original way to hide money in the house is to shove bills in soap. A hole is made in the bar, and money is invested inside. You can divide a bar of soap into two parts, and then, by hiding the bill, "solder" it with fire from a candle. Some enthusiasts create hiding places even in bottles of shower gel, shampoo, conditioner.
There are plenty of ways to hide money from prying eyes. The main thing is, after creating a cache and putting money in it, do not forget where it is and how to open it if necessary.
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Money is hidden in storage trunks under laminate or parquet floorboards, glued to the inner surface of the toilet cistern, hidden drawers are made in furniture and entrance doors. But one of the most unusual places is in a bar of soap.
Laminate or parquet flooring, due to its structure, is very convenient for a cache. To put money under them, it is enough not even to raise the entire surface of the floor, but only part of it. Convenient slats can be easily dismantled and put back after stacking the money.
A toilet cistern is an unusual place for a hiding place. The money is pre-wrapped in a plastic bag to ensure it is waterproof. Packs are sometimes placed in a film down the tank, under the water.
Hidden drawers in furniture or entrance doors are cut or drilled with tools. For entrance doors it is better to do this at the top. For furniture - under countertops, under pull-out shelves, in the legs of tables or chairs. Caches in this case resemble windows.
But the most original way to hide money in the house is to shove bills in soap. A hole is made in the bar, and money is invested inside. You can divide a bar of soap into two parts, and then, by hiding the bill, "solder" it with fire from a candle. Some enthusiasts create hiding places even in bottles of shower gel, shampoo, conditioner.
There are plenty of ways to hide money from prying eyes. The main thing is, after creating a cache and putting money in it, do not forget where it is and how to open it if necessary.
Read also: Landscape designers talked about the rules for building a fountain
