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3-1-1 Totally Compliant Carry-on Kit


3-1-1 Totally Compliant Carry-on Kit


$24.95


TRAVEL OFTEN BUT DON’T LIKE THE HASSLE OF CHECKING YOUR BAGS? THEN THIS IS YOUR KIT The 3-1-1 Totally Compliant Carry-on Kit comes complete with ten easy to fill, leak proof flexible squeeze tubes (six-2 1/2oz & four-1 1/2oz) including both content and size labels plus one of our 1 3/4 oz Envirosprayers so you can take just the right amount of hairspray or facial moisturizer. You can fit all ten f…

Daymakers of Santa Barbara Small Shoulder Safe Wine Microfiber


Daymakers of Santa Barbara Small Shoulder Safe Wine Microfiber



Slash proof steel cable in the strap security!The original Daymakers Vertical Microfiber Security Purse gives you more space for your travel essentials without packing a hefty bag.The attractive Daymakers Security Purse is another sure winner in a long line for the popular brand. The reason? Daymakers has a knack for designing pretty handbags that aren’t screaming tourist and at the same time, add…


First Alert CO615 Carbon Monoxide Plug-In Alarm with Battery Backup and Digital Display


First Alert CO615 Carbon Monoxide Plug-In Alarm with Battery Backup and Digital Display


$26.95


Carbon monoxide (CO) is the leading cause of accidental poisoning deaths in America, yet many people don’t know they are suffering from CO poisoning until its too late. Since symptoms of CO poisoning are like the flu, you might not even know you’re in danger at first. That’s why a carbon monoxide alarm is an excellent way to protect your family. It can detect the CO you can’t see, smell or taste i…

Stack-On PDS-500 Drawer Safe with Electronic Lock


Stack-On PDS-500 Drawer Safe with Electronic Lock


$37.85



SentrySafe SFW123DSB 1.23 Cubic Feet Combination Fire-Safe, Medium Grey


SentrySafe SFW123DSB 1.23 Cubic Feet Combination Fire-Safe, Medium Grey


$119.50


Protect your documents, digital media, and other valuables from fire, water, and theft with the SentrySafe SFW123DSB Combination Fire-Safe. The safe sports four 1-inch steel bolts that are 60 percent bigger than bolts found on traditional safes. Other security features including a pry-resistant hinge and a dual-combination lock and key offer peace of mind and make it harder than ever for burglars …

Lockable Medicine Storage Box - Keep Medicine Away From Kids


Lockable Medicine Storage Box – Keep Medicine Away From Kids


$29.99


Does the mess of medicines you’re taking have you feeling down? We’ll make it all better. This black lockable medicine storage box features a hinged lid and sturdy handles. Featuring a combination lock, which is easy to set, this medicine box is perfect for holding up to 15 bottles of all shapes and sizes. It is specifically designed to safeguard medications at home, school, work, or during travel…

KidCo Adhesive Mount Cabinet Lock


KidCo Adhesive Mount Cabinet Lock



This is the only lock that mounts without tools so you can install it quickly and easily. Use on all types of cabinets, drawers and can be used on glass and metal as well – a great way to keep stereo equipment out of a child’s reach! Adults can unlock it with one hand, making it as easy to use as it is to install. And when it’s time for removal, it comes off without any damage to the surface. Keep…

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I have a computer question?

I got a new computer not to long ago and have Internet Security Suite 2010 Home +small office. When I got into sites it tells me if its safe or not. Well, when I go into a site called Sportscardforum.com it shows red as in not safe. I emailed the site and it said that its protected from virus. Then, why is it saying the site is not safe and how do I go into my computer and fix it?

My Trend Micro security does this too. It means that it appears the site maybe trying to download something to your computer if you go there. Sometimes these can be false positives, but if you know the site is safe and you want to go there, then you go into your security suite and you will see settings that allow exceptions. You then add the URL of the site to your trusted exceptions and then you can go there.

The red message you get should tell you how to add the exception in small print. Trend Micro does.


Home Security – 3 Fast Steps to Burglar Proof Your Home Today!

Sometimes the best home security is implemented when you are the one making the assessment and any corrective action- a do it yourself home security plan.

Here are home security tips to think about that will definitely discourage or flat out stop a potential intruder from entering your house. It is not an all inclusive list but one that if followed will certainly go a long way toward making your home more secure.

1. Take a critical look at your house from the outside. Is your house well lit? Are there hiding places near doors and windows? If you can spot a potential weakness in your home’s “look” you can bet a professional burglar can exploit it. Remember that light is a burglars’ enemy-darkness a friend.

2. What could slow down a burglar from entering your home? Simple home security devices such as locks on doors(deadbolts are best) and windows, bars, grates-items that are visible from the exterior of the house will not only act as a deterrent but slow down an intruder should he decide to try to enter. The more time it takes to break into a home, the more discouraged a burglar will become. Time is the enemy of the burglar.

3. How noisy can you make it if someone gains entry? Noise is also the enemy of the burglar. There are many home security alarms activated by doors or windows opening or by motion. The sound of a barking dog, real or recorded, are very effective and will scare most burglars away.

Lights, noise and time-they are the three biggest enemies of an intruder. If you implement these home security tips to fortify your house you may well avoid a lot of potential break-ins. But there are some other things that will help as well.

–Move valuables away from outside view. Don’t risk tempting someone. Consider putting small valuables in Diversion Safes.

–Start or join a neighborhood watch. Strangers usually stick out in a neighborhood and should be reported immediately to police.

–Make your house look occupied when you are gone. Burglars are much less likely to consider a house they feel is occupied.

–Lock your doors and windows Even when you are gone for a short period of time. Summertime presents a huge temptation to leave doors or windows open. Don’t give in to the temptation. I have seen so many garage doors open only one or two feet to let the heat out-just enough to let a burglar in.

Many police departments as a public service will offer advice on how to make your home more secure. Call for availability in your area.

There are several simple things you can do to make your home less prone to intrusion by a burglar. Start with an assessment on how to make your home well lit, more secure, and in the event of an entry-how to make it very noisy. Light, time, and noise are the enemies of the professional burglar.

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