An average of 34% of Americans spend 1-3 nights away from home during the holidays, making safe travel precautions an important item on the holiday check-list to keep homes and families secure during the holiday season’s hustle and bustle.
Here are some great tips to keep in mind this holiday season courtesy of Master Lock.
- Keep that lived-in look. It is important to make your home appear active while away to discourage potential break-ins by setting a timer for lights inside and out and keeping a radio or TV on to create the illusion someone is home.
- Toast Don’t Post. Resist updating social network accounts with travel plans to avoid having the news of the unoccupied status of your home fall into the wrong hands. Instead, spend that time in the company of friends and family toasting to health and happiness.
- Lock it Down & Carry it On. With a reported 200 items stolen each day from airports, keep valuables and property safe by carrying them with you at all times. Secure checked and carry on items with a TSA-accepted lock and be mindful of your appearance to prevent being a target for theft.
Master Lock has a vast assortment of products to keep your valuables safe and secure including the stylish 5900D storage security unit. Did you know cell phones and small electronics are the most commonly stolen items in airports? The 5900D is small enough to tuck in your purse and it's Master Lock, so you know it will keep your items safe and secure. The shock absorbing form liner will protect even your most sensitive screens and lens from scratches. The unit is very durable. I stood on top of it to test it and the unit didn't buckle one bit. The 5900D storage security unit would definitely come in handy for folks stranded in airports this holiday season. You can keep all your valuable items close and safe.
The only downside was the itsy bitsy, teeny weeny written instructions on how to change the combination. The product comes with a pre-set combination but you can (are encouraged) to set it to your very own unique combination. Once we deciphered the instructions, changing the password was a breeze.
The only downside was the itsy bitsy, teeny weeny written instructions on how to change the combination. The product comes with a pre-set combination but you can (are encouraged) to set it to your very own unique combination. Once we deciphered the instructions, changing the password was a breeze.
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