text: Bose® AE2w Bluetooth® headphones Zoom Front Alternate view Bluetooth control module Connect to your iPad and smartphone simultaneously Detachable Bluetooth module with control buttons Easy-to-use wireless controls Listen wirelessly with Bluetooth-compatible devices Listen with your iPad Wire-free listening With included accessories Photos Videos Item #: 018AE2WBT Review Summary 13 people say In Stock Free Crutchfield lifetime tech support Free Shipping Your price $249.99 Add to cart + Add to wishlist Email me alerts for this product Buy this item and earn up to 250 Rewards points See more offers and ways to save Special Financing Available x By buying this product you'll earn up to 250 Rewards points. When you sign up for a Crutchfield account, you'll be enrolled in Crutchfield Rewards. You'll earn one point for every dollar you spend on gear from us. You can turn your points into Rewards Cards that you can use toward future purchases. You can sign up for an account now, or after you complete your purchase (you'll get credit for the points either way). Sign up for a Crutchfield account Overview Details Staff Reviews Customer Reviews Q&A Articles & Videos Our take on the Bose® AE2w Bluetooth® headphones by David Brown The Bose AE2w Bluetooth headphones feature a control module for taking calls and controlling your music. Once you go wireless, you may never go back Free your headphones from the tangle of wires. With the Bose® AE2w Bluetooth® headphones, you can enjoy music and videos without being tied down to your wireless device. With Bluetooth connectivity and built-in controls, the AE2w headphones make it easy to enjoy great-sounding music and clear phone conversations with your compatible smartphone — no wires required. It's perfect for listening to music on the go or watching a movie on your iPad® while lounging on the couch. And because the AE2w headphones employ Bose's TriPort® technology, you can be sure you'll get the clear, smooth sound that Bose is known for. Clever design keeps you in control The AE2w headphones feature a unique detachable Bluetooth module. This little device is the control center of your headphones. It feature a built-in microphone for phone calls, as well as easy-to-use push-button controls. The large multi-function button lets you answer calls, hang up, play and pause music, and skip tracks. And volume controls keep your music and calls dialed in, allowing you to hear every note and word clearly. The intuitive design makes it easy to know which button is which, so you'll be in complete control of your smartphone from the first time slip these lightweight, cushioned headphones over your ears. Multi-device connection and wired listening If you own two Bluetooth-compatible devices, you can connect the AE2w headphones to both simultaneously. If you're watching a video on your iPad®, you can still answer an incoming call from your smartphone, all wirelessly. Audio prompts will let you know when a call is coming in, as well as when the built-in battery is running low. Charge it up with your laptop using the included USB cable. Or if your battery dies and you're unable to charge, simply pop the Bluetooth control module out and plug in the included headphone cable. That way you can keep listening until you're able to recharge the battery. From our Bose® AE2w Bluetooth® headphones review: I was really impressed with the Bose® AE2w Bluetooth® headphones. I love their comfort, the easy-to-use controls, the wired option, and their natural midrange and wide soundstage. And I could definitely get used to the freedom that wireless connectivity offers. — David Brown, Crutchfield A/V Writer See more info on this item Highlights:comfortable, lightweight, around-the-ear designBluetooth 2.1 and A2DP connectivity for wireless music listening and phone calls with compatible smartphonesdetachable Bluetooth control module with built-in microphone, multi-function button, power button, and volume controlscan connect to two Bluetooth devices simultaneouslybuilt-in rechargeable battery offers up to 7 hours of run time and 200 hours of standby timeincludes optional 66" miniplug cable for wired use when battery is drainedLED lights and audio prompts for battery life, power, and Bluetooth connection statusTriPort® acoustic headphone structure for powerful bass and clearer sound36" USB cable for charging with your computer or compatible AC charging stationearcups fold flat for easy storagedrawstring carry bagweight: 5.27 oz.warranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guarantee Hands-on research from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes Features and Specs General Fit Style Around-the-Ear Earcup Type Closed Noise-canceling No Bluetooth Yes Frequency Response Not Given Sensitivity Not Given Impedance Not Given Weight 5.27 ounces Cord Length 68" Airline Adapter Included No iPod Control Yes Volume Control Yes Built-in Microphone Yes Parts Warranty 1 Year Labor Warranty 1 Year Product Research What's in the box? Download owner's manual Around-ear bluetooth headphones 36" USB charging cable (terminated by a USB type-A connector on one end and a proprietary connector on other end) 68" Headphone cable (use optional) Cloth pouch Instructions (English/ Spanish/ French/ German/ Fourteen other languages) Pictorial quick setup guide Important Safety Information Warranty/On-line product registration information Australia/ New Zealand warranty note Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team — they open the box, verify contents, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Features Overview: The Bose AE2w Bluetooth wireless headphones let you listen to music, or watch movies and videos, without being tethered by a cord to the source device. The headphone's around-the-ear design and TriPort technology lets you hear smoother audio throughout the entire frequency range from full lows to clear highs. The Bose AE2w audio headphones can enhance your listening experience at home and on the go from your favorite audio sources, including your portable digital music player and laptop computer. Bluetooth Technology: The built-in Bluetooth technology lets you wirelessly make and receive phone calls from your Bluetooth-enabled phone. You can also listen to music from a Bluetooth-enabled audio device. The wireless operating range is approximately 33 feet. The AE2w headphones include the following profiles: HSP 1.1, HFP 1.5, A2DP 1.2, and AVRCP 1.4. TriPort Acoustic Structure: The AE2w headphones, with the proprietary TriPort acoustic headphone structure, allow you to enjoy deeper, richer lows from a compact headphone design. Active equalization in the control module also provides improved sound quality. Around-Ear Headphone Design: The AE2w headphones feature a comfortable around-ear fit with pivoting, angled earcups. The Bose AE2w headphones feature soft cushions that provide an acoustic seal between the headphones and your head, enhancing both performance and comfort. The redesigned ear cushions feature softer materials for hours of comfortable listening. Padded Adjustable Headband: The adjustable, cushioned headband has been redesigned to distribute weight more evenly across the top of the head. The sturdy design features soft cushion for added comfort. The adjustable headband allows approximately three inches of adjustment in length. Control Module: The control module, found on the left earcup, lets you turn the unit on and off, and control volume and playback. It also contains a microphone for making phone calls, or talk to voice-recognition apps, such as Siri and Google Search. The Multifunction Button operates functions such as play/pause and track controls for music and video, plus switches between calls and other audio. It has LED and audio indicators for power, battery life, and Bluetooth connection status. The control module is removable, allowing you to use the headphones with the supplied audio cable. Battery: The control module is powered by a Lithium-ion polymer rechargeable battery. The battery is charged in approximately 3 hours via the supplied 3' USB charging cable. A fully charged battery provides about 7 hours of operating time and 200 hours of standby time. Audio Cable: When you want to save battery power, or the battery is exhausted, you can remove the control module and use the AE2w as a wired headphone. The included 68" audio cable connects to the left earcup using the same 2.5mm sub-mini jack as the control module. The 1-sided design gives you greater freedom of movement and less tangling. The audio cable is terminated with a 3.5mm mini-plug. No 1/4" plug adapter is included. Fold-Flat Design: The AE2w's earcups can rotate to fold flat, allowing for easy storage and transport in the included cloth carry pouch. Product reviews from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) Bose® AE2w Bluetooth® headphones Bose® AE2w Bluetooth® headphones by David Brown Bose offers wireless listening and controls with their first stereo Bluetooth headphones. How do they measure up? David Brown gave them a listen to find out. 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Filter by rating: 5 Star: (0) 4 Star: (0) 3 Star: (0) 2 Star: (0) 1 Star: (0) 5 out of 5 Bose® AE2w Bluetooth® headphones Written By Don, Apple valley, CA on Sunday, August 31, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I wanted a pair of headphones that i could use at the Gym. Something that the wire wouldn't yank the headphones off my ears when it caught on something. My wife and I don't always agree on music selection on long trips, she can comfortably use them to listen to her own music, as I drive. I have several Bose products and have always had great luck with them. Pros: Great sound quality (Bose!), easy to use controls (once you learn which button does what!), So cool not having a cord and being able to set my phone down instead of having it in my hand or pocket! Being able to answering calls. Cons: As with any over the ear head phone, sweating during vigorous activity. Battery life could be longer ( same with any rechargeable device!), however they do last almost my entire weeks workout (4 days 1.5 hours a day). 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Comfort Noise Reduction Sound Quality 5 out of 5 Very Satisfied Written By Sunshine, Odenton, MD on Saturday, July 12, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) These were a gift for my husband. I have created a monster as he wears the headphones all the time. He wears them while on his computer, cell phone, ipad and nano. He says they are super comfortable and this is one of the best gifts ever. Pros: Comfort, sound, quality Cons: None 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Comfort Noise Reduction Sound Quality 5 out of 5 Bose headphone Written By Andy, Chesapeake, Va on Friday, May 23, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Sound and comfort. Ease of use Pros: Wireless Cons: Battery life Was this review helpful? Yes | No "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Comfort Noise Reduction Sound Quality 4 out of 5 The Best BT headphones Written By Steve M, Boston, MA on Saturday, March 08, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have several pairs of Bluetooth (BT) earbuds and headphones and the Bose AE2W's are the best I've used so far. They are extremely comfortable and the sound is pretty good for BT. Range has been pretty good but will break up a little when moving to another room. Overall pretty happy. A bit expensive though - I think $200 would have been a more reasonable price. And they only proved a storage bag. For the price, Bose should have included a case like the QC-15 case. I had to buy a case. Pros: Comfort, sound and decent noise isolation. Decent BT range. Cons: Price and seems a bit fragile. Just a bag and no hard case. 5 out of 5 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? 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It has great sound quality for the sound spectrum; very comfortable with padding on the top bar; works too well for telephone calls with every noise on the other end heard clearly; easy to pair right from the box Pros: Sound, comfort, easy to pair with another Bluetooth device Cons: Not perfectly soundproof, but if you listen to music loud enough, I guess it would provide better noise reduction. 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Comfort Noise Reduction Sound Quality 4 out of 5 Great Headphones Written By DeanR, Midland, TX on Friday, January 17, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The headphones are very comfortable, I can wear them for hours without a problem. Sound quality is good, not great, but didn't expect them to be audiophile. The module plug in is a bit flimsy wouldn't recommend removing it too much, feels like it could break off. Works well when on a call. Pros: Very light and comfortable. Cons: Sound quality is not great and module plug could be made better. Not sure why Bose didn't build the electronics into the earpiece. A case would have been nice, instead of a cheap bag. 6 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Comfort Noise Reduction Sound Quality 5 out of 5 Great choice Written By Jose A, Leesburg, VA on Saturday, December 28, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Definitely Bose = quality - I bought this headphones based on the ratings I read on the internet. I'm not disappointed at all. Maybe a little pricie, but if you are looking for comfort, freedom (bluetooth), lightweight, and excellent sound...stop looking for something else, Bose is the way to go. Connected to my iPad, iPhone and iMac in seconds, right out of the box. Pros: Sound, comfort, no wires, quality, lightweight, ability to change to wire when the battery dies (while traveling) and connectivity. Cons: Carrying bag instead of a case...quality out-weight the lack of a carrying case. A bit pricie, but worth it considering everything I mentioned above. 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Comfort Noise Reduction Sound Quality 4 out of 5 Bose AE2w Bluetooth head phone Written By Reginald W, San Jose, CA on Thursday, October 31, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Sound quality very very good. A little bulky but lite and comfortable. Pros: Very good sound quality. Cons: Bulky looking. 2 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Comfort Noise Reduction Sound Quality 3 out of 5 Not Bad Could be better Written By Rock N Ron, Meriden,Ct on Thursday, October 03, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I would expect more from Bose but again this is their first Bluetooth wireless headphones they made. They have to add some VOLUME first then up the BASS and you might have something there. The separation sounds great but lacks the punch that drives the speaker. Maybe the next version will do better. Pros: Light weight,Bose name tag and wireless. Cons: Lacks Volume and Bass output not enough drive through all the levels of sounds. 6 out of 9 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Comfort Noise Reduction Sound Quality 5 out of 5 Bose Bluetooth AE2w headphones Written By John R, Del Valle Texas on Friday, August 23, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very pleased with this headphone. Can walk up to 50 feet and still hear sound clearly. Pros: comfortable fit. Great sound. Can do other things around the house and still hear TV or Radio 4 out of 5 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Comfort Noise Reduction Sound Quality 5 out of 5 I like Written By SamJam, Detroit on Monday, July 22, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) They are light weight. Sound great. No wires! Pros: Light weight Cons: Hot in summer 4 out of 7 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Comfort Noise Reduction Sound Quality 5 out of 5 Bose AE2w Bluetooth Headphones Written By Jeremyaaron, Auburn,Ma on Thursday, June 27, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Wow Bose had made another incredible product. The sound is as incredible as the company. I will probably buy a second set. Keep up the awesome work Bose. And Crutchfield keep bringing us amazing products. Pros: All Cons: None 7 out of 13 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Comfort Noise Reduction Sound Quality 6 questions already asked Show all answers Can you use the ae2w headphones via Bluetooth with my iMac computer. All I read is using it with an iPad? [ Shawn Mar 25, 2014 ] 7 answers Yes...it connects to the iMac, Jambox and Logitech UE boom. [ Jose Mar 28, 2014 ] Yes just connected to your Mac to it like any other bluetooth device it sounds great enjoy!!!! [ YOLANDA Mar 26, 2014 ] Yes, you can. [ CAROL Mar 26, 2014 ] Greetings Shawn G, I just tested mine using my iMac as it will pair up but however when I tried to play music with my iTunes i'll hear some playback but it sounds choppy now I'm not sure if it's just mine because my apple bluetooth keyboard and mouse are linked up to my iMac as well they may be the case why my headphones may have that choppy broken sound but you may have a better luck on yours but don't let this stop you from purchasing these headphones they are awesome and have excellent sound quality you get Enough Bass with great Mids & Highs also keep in mind these aren't noise canceling but they do cover up the background noise very well and not to mention better quality compared to beats headphones or other comparable units, and these work very well with my iPad mini, Macbook air, iPod nano (7th Gen) I hope you'll consider purchasing a pair as well you won't regret that excellent BOSE sound Best Regards :-) [ VINCE Mar 26, 2014 ] Greetings Shawn G, I just tested mine just now on my iMac it'll pair up but it won't play music through it freely it'll skip and break up I don't know if it may because that I'm running an apple bluetooth wireless mouse and bluetooth wireless keyboard but it most certainly had worked perfectly on my iPad mini and macbook air and iPod nano 7th generation w/ bluetooth feature built in but please don't let this stop you from purchasing these headphones they rock and the sound is great with good bass response and beautiful mids and enough highs now at the beginning before my purchase I was on the fence about purchasing these pair of headphones because i've tried the other similar model to this but wired those other pair had underwhelming and not very exciting sound quality bass was lacking terribly but this bluetooth set is much better due to the fact that bose has it's own special proprietary sound processor built in within that bluetooth module! I hope you'll consider purchasing yours you won't regret the sound quality :-) Best Regards [ VINCE Mar 26, 2014 ] Yes, all you have to do to check is look on the settings to be sure bluetooth is turned on. Then the headphones scan for bluetooth and once paired, they will appear on the bluetooth menu every time (you will see Bose AE2w on the list of available bluetooth devices). Blutooth is pretty far-reaching, too. These really are great earphones. [ Diana Mar 26, 2014 ] I do not have an iMac but it shows to have Bluetooth , should work just fine. I use it with an iPad and an iPhone and it works great [ Eldon Mar 26, 2014 ] Will my sony HT-CT260 sound system pair w/ the Bose AE2W? [ Leslie Mar 09, 2014 ] 2 answers I forwarded your question to an Advisor and they responded with the following: The Sony HT-CT260 will allow you to stream Bluetooth audio to the sound bar, but not from it, so it will not work with Bluetooth headphones. If you would like to discuss further you can contact an Advisor directly by phone (1-800-324-9695) or online chat. [ Krissy Staff Mar 11, 2014 ] Yes [ Leslie Mar 09, 2014 ] I like this product, but it seems not work for tv. If i want to connect, can a sony transmitter work for this one? [ Bich Feb 23, 2014 ] 5 answers Thanks [ Leslie Mar 09, 2014 ] if it is a Bluetooth transmitter it should pair with these headphones. [ GEORGIOS Mar 08, 2014 ] If your tv has Bluetooth capability, then these headphones should connect. I don't have a Sony tv so I'm not sure if the Sony transmitter will work. Crutchfield should be able to assist with your question. They are good source of information. [ ENEYDA Feb 24, 2014 ] I tried these headphones out myself but did not like them as they did not appear to be noise-cancelling which is what i want when on a plane. For using with a TV, i would think the TV must be capable of receiving a blu-ray signal to connect. [ JOHN M Feb 24, 2014 ] They work great on my iPhone and iPad. I haven't tried them on my Sony TV. [ SAM Feb 24, 2014 ] how do these earphones compare to the RS180? [ david Feb 03, 2014 ] 2 answers The rs180 probably has a better sound and a longer range, but it will not do Bluetooth . The wireless transmitter has to be plugged into the source . The Bose AE2w will connect to two devices, I use it with my iPad and iPhone. When a call comes the music stops and you can answer the phone, when you hang up the music continues. [ Eldon Feb 04, 2014 ] hmmm, I have not had the RS180. But these are comfortable, seem to have excellent sound quality and I am totally happy with them. [ Diana Feb 04, 2014 ] can this be paired to other phones, MP3 players otherdevices? [ Pilar Jan 20, 2014 ] 4 answers Yes these Bose headphones can be paired to any Bluetooth device. They are great. I have my headphones paired with my phone, Samsung 3 tablet, ipod as well as my kindle fire tablet. [ ENEYDA Jan 20, 2014 ] If the other devices are Bluetooth compatible. I have mine paired to my desktop computer and my Android cell phone. [ TIMOTHY J Jan 20, 2014 ] we have it paired to a droid phone & galaxy tablet. [ STANLEY Jan 20, 2014 ] I don't know...all I have is apple products. You may want to contact tech support [ Jose Jan 20, 2014 ] Will,thenwireless control module fit on other bose headphones? [ Jeff Jan 20, 2014 ] 4 answers AHH I LOVE WIRELESS HEADPHONE,S MOST BOSE WIRELESS HEADPHONE,S ARE COMPATABLE IF THEY ARE BOSE ALSO I SUGGEST YOU TRY NOISE CANCELING HEADPHONE,S THER GREAT ON THE TRAIN PLAIN OR JUST TO GET RID OF THE NOISE [ ROBERT P Jan 27, 2014 ] I have a pair of Bose 'wired" AE2 headphones and just tried the wireless module on them and it worked fine. [ TIMOTHY J Jan 20, 2014 ] We did not try that approach and returned out units after the first use. I thought we could both be hooked up at the same time to our PC on the plane so that we both could watch a movie at the same time. This did not work. Other other Bose headsets are better so we returned the wireless version. [ JOHN M Jan 20, 2014 ] Not sure...tech support may have the answer... 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1. Stylish Wall Storage from Mamamekko
2. Doortop Stash from Make
3. Beck Marks the Spot for Secret Storage
4. Secret Storage Sofa from Ana White
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It wouldn't be a secret if I told. :)
Aside from hiding the electronics, the hidden bookcase and the hide-a-key, these all seem like a lot of trouble to go through (and, in the case of behind-the-picture ones, a little cliched) to hide something. I would imagine most burglars want to be in and out as quick as possible. Just throwing a box behind a bunch of junk in the back of a closet probably does just as good a job.
Of course, when you sell your place and the next buyers check the top of the closet door for some reason, they'll have a nice surprise you forgot about :)
99 dollars for the lettuce! Buy another lock for your door. I'm sure AT is required reading for burglars.
Anything that I want to hide in my house, goes into empty tampon boxes under my bathroom sink. Well, you asked.
@kaz - my good friend was recently robbed and they took HOURS going through everything. The police suspect he (she?) was there for the entire time my friend was at work. Besides the small appliances and electronics, pharmaceuticals, and clothing they also got away with all banking documents, spare house and car keys, spare garage remote, simply EVERYTHING.
They probably took the lettuce too.
I'm now thinking that banking documents and spare keys should have a really good hiding place.
Love it, Borealis. LOVE it (tampon box idea).
HOW is the couch a DIY?
Having had two of my houses broken into, I can attest that burglars can take their time to go through your belongings. In both cases, there was simply no spot in the house, hidden or not, that had not been checked for valuables. Every shelf, every drawer, every stack of clothes and linens (side note - try not to think about a stranger having touched every single item you own), every cabinet, every box. They can do it very fast and if they are professionals and not just your friendly neighborhood crackhead, they are familiar with hiding spots.
I have a trustworthy alarm system with a security guard service. Should anyone break in, they wouldn't have too much time to go through the house and worry about missing the secret spots.
I have a great place to hide stuff but I am not telling. =p
I made a hollowed out book for a friend's pre-teen. It's funny how delighted kids are with secrets. http://www.smallvictory.us/everything/2011/12/30/the-clue-of-the-dancing-puppet.html
I also use the empty tampon box in my bathroom closet. My boyfriend wont go near it so I figure neither will thieves
now I'm no burglar, but your super random FRAMED photo of Beck would make me go, wth is this? and I would probably find your secret hiding spot. Your love for Beck, however, now that's no secret...
toe kick of kitchen cabinets can be removed, re-fasten velcro or magnets are good for removeability. extra plumbing lines in a plumbing chase are good, accessible inside the panels of your jacuzzi tub, or the access panel to interior plumbing cavities. if you have kids, put old paperwork in boxes in the attic labeled with kids name Art age x-y with a few pieces on top. if you have central heat, fake air duct is also a good stash spot. dont try with a real air duct, it will impede flow and lesse life of machinery. fake outlets in the walls are also good.
FYI, lots of burglars use metal detectors to find stashes of gold jewelry. I was shocked to find this out recently. The detectors are small and can distinguish between metals. I also learned that burglars who are in more of a hurry stick to the living room and master bedroom, but don't tend to go into kids' rooms because they are such a mess. When we go out, we put our laptop in our kid's room (which IS a mess). I also have heard that they will overturn bookshelves, figuring any stash will fall out, and that they do the same in kitchens.
A word of caution: Be very careful that anything used to hide valuables in won't be given away or thrown away by others. Just last week I bought a lovely vintage purse at a garage sale. When cleaning the lining I found a valuable ring tucked in there, no doubt for safe keeping. The family was delighted when I returned with the ring (karma, man), and it really made me think about where I put what.
Our alarm system (even in our low-crime area) gives me peace of mind.
I've hidden things and totally forgot where I hid them. Now I write my hiding places down in a notebook. Where would be a good place to hide the notebook?
,I wonder where burglars hide their valuables when they're at work?
Ha, my mother has this issue. Once she nicely ironed a bunch of tablecloths and carefully hung them up in her own closet. A few months later she tore the linen closet apart looking for them and was convinced someone broke in and stole them. They were eventually located after a fair amount of eye-rolling from my dad over tablecloth burglars.
I was home sick. I left for doctor at noon and police think burglar entered then. Made so much noise smashing a window that everyone who heard it assumed it was construction. At 4:30 my husband arrived home to find burglar who had emptied pretty well everything in house (yes fridge, flour, medicines, everything). My husband chased him (bad idea, but it was adrenalin) After several blocks burglar freaked and threw his backpack with all the stuff at my husband. Unfortunately for him it also had his own wallet. He never found our hiding place which was a piece of molding only attached by magnets. However, our house was a complete disaster (imagine flour and cough syrup on antique table) and I never felt safe there again.
PS I love the tablecloth story!!
I don't have any valuables to hide, and my paperwork is so disorganized inside five different boxes, it would be amazing if a burglar found anything worth taking. :/
@VancGard - "...and I never felt safe there again."
That is one of the hardest things to replace unfortunately.
Well, these posts have me feeling old. Coming up from the phone shoe generation, it's refreshing to see AT step away from the predictability of chevrons and "my-century" copies for a nanosecond. Of course these projects won't fool most pros, but is that the whole point? Burglars aside, I hope there's a kid out there whose just found a project to hide a diary or a mushy note from a first girlfriend (well, perhaps printed from an email or text before deleting...?)
Were Max and 99 around today, they'd call this stuff FUN. Kudos to AT for showcasing a little creativity and nostalgic humor!
I'm excited about some fun projects with the kid - thanks for the post. I learned a lot from the comments too thank you for sharing.
my thoughts exactly!
I love the book idea for the young ones or even teens. I might do this as Christmas gifts next year as we are obligated to home-made gifts so this is a great idea!
I had forgotten that the toe kicks in my kitchen were removable... so thanks for that reminder, fixitchick!
I've read that Southern Bells hid their jewelry in the holes of the posts of their 4 post beds during the civil war. I don't have a four poster but it does make me rethink my furniture and areas that might be available for hiding things. I don't have much to hide but it might work for spare keys or Grandma rings....as long as I dont forget it myself.
And as always, a shredder goes a long way.
I really like the old medicine cabinet covered by a pic idea.
The water heater in your apartment is a sneaky place to hide emergency spare cash. Wrap fresh bills (easier to hide) inside foil. Then place it underneath the insulated foam tubing which you can buy at any hardware store. Wrap the tubing back around the hot and cold pipe lines.
Viola, you have a stash of cold & hot cash for emergencies.
I had a relative systematically steal from me for the better part of a year. They were very careful at first about taking small things that could have easily been misplaced...but it escalated to the point that things were obviously taken. They had broken out a panel to a locked storage room in the house and we only realized when they forgot to replace the panel.
Long story short, if you have something a thief wants bad enough...they will find a way to get it.
I like pic 1 and 4,I used to hide my cash inside a wool ball :) it worked
Viola could also mean the music instrument. That obviously not being what they mean, they could still start a new trend.
Le fait que le verbe violer au passé simple vous vienne à l'ésprit comme ça me dit que vous êtes fracophone. Ça m'a fait marrer. Bonne journée à vous.
Like many have posted, a determined professional thief will likely find anything of value. That said, many break-ins are thefts of opportunity, and the perpetrator does want to get in and get out as quick as possible. Good use of misdirection can make a huge difference in what they find and what they don't.
I run StashVault.com, one of the sites linked to in this article. I profile a lot of different ways to conceal and secure valuables. It's true, many products like hollow books and stash cans, are used mainly for novelty. However, I do know people that use them for legit reasons. I know surfers that keep valuables in a crappy hollow book in the car while they're out at the beach, for example. Vehicles have been broken into, and they didn't find/take the boring book with wallet and phone inside. When looking for small diversion safe solutions, my favorite is the electrical outlet wall safe. They are cheap, easy to install, and when placed in an inconspicuous spot, they would be a very unlikely spot for any thief to inspect.
When considering any method of deception, it's important to think about the environment where it will be placed. A Campbell's soup can in the bedroom will draw attention. On the other hand, a hide-a-key rock or a planter with a secret compartment can likely go unnoticed in the right flower bed or rock garden. For hiding valuables in the house, remember misdirection can be used in other ways. Placing a "ringer" stash can take pressure of your main safe and valuables. I've seen cheap wall safes installed and filled with old passports and paperwork, maybe a worthless/broken gun, a couple hundred in cash, some old keys, and an envelope with a list of things that "are in a bank safe deposit box", to make the thief think he hit the main stash in the house, and deter further inspection.
Be smart about storing your goods. If you can acquire a substantial safe for your valuables, do it. Bank safe deposit boxes also work well for a lot of purposes. Alarm systems are huge deterrents for thieves. Spend some time looking at your home, and you're likely to find unique spaces where you can safely hide jewelry and paperwork. You just may have to get creative.
i read in the papers about an elderly japanese woman who hid her life savings inside her old mattress. Her daughter threw the old mattress away one day while cleaning the house, not knowing there were money inside.
whereever you hide things, make sure no family member will think its rubbish and throw it while you are on holiday or something.
My hideaway is under my sofa - I stashed a dishwasher! no one knows there is a working appliance under their tush.....http://www.320squarefoothome.com/2012/08/sometimes-good-things-happen-to-bad.html#comment-form
In a slightly different way, i 'stash' a twenty dollar bill under my phone case. If you ever need an extra bit of money (lose your bank card,etc), or misplace your wallet, it is very good to have!
oh, and, i keep my second credit card hidden in the back of a 'travel journal' when i travel. no-one cares about your crappy dog earred notebook.
We used to have a hide-a-key box (magnetic) with a spare house key hidden underneath the condenser unit of the air conditioner behind the house. I don't know if burglars would look there or not, but we felt it was pretty secure, and if necessary could direct visiting relatives who arrived early to the spot by phone...
In our current house, the combination of various wall, stair well, and closet spaces resulted in two dead space areas. One we just leave alone, but the other one has an opening behind a mirror behind a counter... a bit awkward to get to, but the size of a double kitchen cabinet that we can access if we want to for hiding (or just storing) something. We tried to get the mirror frame hinged so it opens like a door, but that didn't work out -- maybe another frame, later!
I grew up in a safe but near-urban environment, so outside keys scare me.
Our backyard shed has a combination lock, so I can send the combo to a family member in an emergency. But if someone bothers to break the door down -- well, the clutterbomb went off in there so a small waterproof bottle is safely hidden!
An old fabric softener bottle... Our basement area where the washer and dryer are located is kind of a mess anyway; the shelves are full of unclaimed clothes and old bottles of detergent that have been neglected to be tossed. I'm allergic to fabric softener and was going to throw away a bottle an old room-mate left behind when I got the bright idea to wash it out and shove things in it. Now it sits among the other boxes/bottles in the corner of an unfinished basement... sometimes a mess is a good thing I guess.
Of course, now that I've shared this I should probably find a new place. ;-)
An elderly relative wrapped up money and hid it in her freezer. She realized too late that she had thrown it out when she cleaned out the freezer. My grandmother hid money in a heavy Wagner Ware roasting pan. Robbers stole her purse and ransacked her house one night, but they didn't look in the roasting pan. Sadly, she was starting to get dementia about this time and combined that incident with our family reducing her possessions before she moved in with my mother, which happened a few weeks after the break-in. Years later she kept retelling the story about how some men broke in and stole the chairs with the needlepoint seats she had made.
Love it, congratulations on the blog is great. ideas and pictures are very good. NICE.
Rather quirky and novelty items shon here for secret storage. Some I've seen before, but the iceberg lettuce safe? That one really takes the cake! I would never have thought about that for storage of my precious items at all!


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