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Gunvault GV1000C-DLX Mini Vault Deluxe Gun Safe $89.00 Gunvault’s GV1000C-DLX Mini Vault Deluxe gun safe is constructed of 16-gauge steel on the outside, while soft foam on the inside protects valuables. It has a reliable high-strength lock mechanism and precise fittings that are virtually impossible to pry open with hand tools. The built-in computer blocks access after repeated invalid keypad entries and audio feedback confirms each correct keypad en… |
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Gunvault GV2000C-DLX Multi Vault Deluxe Gun Safe $129.49 Outside of the safe is constructed of 16-gauge steel, while soft foam on the inside protects valuables. High-strength lock mechanism performs reliably. Precise fittings virtually impossible to pry open with hand tools. Built-in computer blocks access after repeated invalid keypad entries and audio feedback confirms each correct keypad entry. Tamper indicator, unique No-Eyes Keypad allows for quick… |
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Havahart 5265 Spray Away Motion Detector Sprinkler Animal Repellent $49.99 Spray Away works by detecting an animal or bird with infra-red sensors. Once detected, the electronic valve releases three seconds of water from an attached garden hose to chase wild animals away from landscape and gardens. Adjustable sensitivity detector and random spray pattern to prevent animals from growing accustomed to the sprayer. A 180 degree front sweep with infra-red motion detection com… |
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Duracell Coppertop Batteries, Alkaline, 9V, 4 ct. $7.69 From emergency equipment to consumer electronics these batteries are Trusted Everywhere&trade. Delivers reliable long lasting portable power. Each battery features an enhanced secure seal for safe leakage and corrosion free operation. Ideal for electronics and everyday devices in and out of the home. Date coded for added convenience. Battery Type: Alkaline Battery Size: 9V For Use With: Everyday E… |
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Pelican 1500D Peli Desiccant Silica 1500-500-000 $0.75 Peli Desiccant Silica Gel drinks dampness, prevents condensation from trapped air when cases are opened in damp, high humidity climates. Fits all cases. Size: 2 x 4… |
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NB-6L Battery Charger For Canon PowerShot D10 SD1200 IS $0.01 Compatible With Canon: Digital IXUS 105 IS / 200 IS / 210 IS / 85 IS / 95 IS / IXY Digital 10S / 110 IS / 200F / 25 IS / PowerShot D-Series D10 / PowerShot SD-Series / Digital ELPH SD1200 IS / SD1300 IS / SD3500 IS / SD770 IS / SD980 IS / PowerShot S-Series / Digital ELPH S90/Canon PowerShot SD4000 IS / IXUS 300 HS / IXY 30S / Powershot S95 / ELPH 500 HS (IXUS 310 HS) / IXUS 300HS / IXY Digital 30… |
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Canon CB-2LU Battery Charger for 2L & 3L Series Batteries $27.95 This battery charger charges the NB-3L Battery, for use with the Canon PowerShot SD10, SD20, SD100, SD110, SD500 & SD550 Cameras…. |
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Halex Classic Horseshoe Set $24.15 Liven up your backyard with this Halex classic horseshoe set. Officially sanctioned by the National Horseshoe Pitching Association, the set includes everything you need to hold a competitive horseshoe contest in any outdoor space. The set comes with two solid-steel silver stakes and four horseshoes–two blue and two red. Each horseshoe is made of steel and weighs a regulation 2 pounds 8 ounces…. |
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Bolco All Safe Home Plate $176.75 The Bolco All Safe baseball home plate is regulation size, and ready to set in the ground. This base is 3-inch high vinyl filled with redwood block. Finished with a white top surface, exterior vinyl 5/16-inch and official size black beveled edges, 3 inches thick. No corners or edges to catch players spikes. The perfect addition to any baseball diamond…. |
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Backyard Ballistics: Build Potato Cannons, Paper Match Rockets, Cincinnati Fire Kites, Tennis Ball Mortars, and More Dynamite Devices $6.94 This step by step guide enables ordinary folks to construct 13 awesome ballistic devices using inexpensive household or hardware store materials…. |
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What to Put in Your Cannon Safe
I was just talking to a friend who just got a great deal on a Cannon Safe. The store was going out of business and she couldn’t pass it up. She knew she needed a safe to protect her valuables and important documents, but had been putting it off until she had more time (like that will happen!). So she called and asked me what she should put in her safe. Normally, I would say that is one of many questions that should be asked BEFORE buying a safe. But … lets just take a general look at possible things that she could store in her new Cannon safe.
There are three main categories of things that should go in a safe: documents, valuables and (new in the modern era) digital media. So lets take a look at each of these areas and see what we may recommend for my friend to protect in her Cannon safe.
When it comes to documents, it seems fairly obvious: birth and marriage certificates, passports, social security cards, wills and living trusts, credit cards (or a list of all cards and account numbers, credit limits and customer service phone numbers to each company), automobile titles, mortgage papers, business and investment papers, tax returns, insurance documents (after all, if your home is destroyed in a fire, this is information you will want protected!), family photos etc. I am sure the list goes on, but you know what is important to you and your family (perhaps genealogy records), and those documents should be stored in your safe. For our family that would also include important religious documents, such as records of baby blessings and baptisms.
Anything of value should also be kept in a safe. This can include cash, jewelry, family heirlooms (whether it has monetary value or not, somethings you have to keep safe because of sentimental value), and collectibles (my son collects coins, a collection he has worked hard to accumulate and has a bit of value).
Digital media is a new consideration of safe manufacturers and consumers, especially in the last 20 years. It may be hard to keep all of your family photos in your safe, but it is not so difficult for my friend to have her digital photos backed up and placed in her Cannon safe. The same can be said of a lot of important documents. Some you need to have the actual hard copy, other information you can store digitally. For the last 10 years, all of my banking information is kept on my computer, I have no hard copy of my check books or statements. A back up of this type of information can easily be stored on an external hard drive, flash drive or memory stick and placed in a safe. Just remember to regularly update the digital media that is stored away for safe keeping. Sometimes this is very helpful to have, not only to protect against damage and burglary, but in case of a computer crash. Other forms of digital media could include important CD’s or DVD’s, family movies and films, perhaps actual cameras and video equipment, GPS systems, MP3 players and cell phones (depending on how handy it is to access your safe!).
So, my recommendation of what she should put in her Cannon safe, is the things most important to her, things that she would be most upset to lose in a fire, flood or burglary.
About the Author
MJ writes for ClickShops Inc., where you can find the Cannon safethat is perfect for your needs. Check them out at www.gunsafes.com.