Yep. Seems all has been covered. If you don't want the kids getting into something, keep it out of reach.
You know that already, don't you! ;)
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Yep. Seems all has been covered. If you don't want the kids getting into something, keep it out of reach.
You know that already, don't you! ;)
:hmmm: You could always look at tool boxes. Even a small one, or a fishing tackle box. Walmart would have them and most have a hasp, etc. that accommodates a small lock. Line the inside with something to protect the razors or wrap them in cloth. :) Shouldn't cost much!
Regards,
Howard :)
I don't have anything but grown up grandkids , and a look from me is all it takes, but I,m a big fan of my gun safe, out of site and dehumidified plus some of the collection is valuable,, but short of a safe , a lockable gun lock box, of home safe box ,, or just hook up a 110 volt cord to them , positive reinforcement tc
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Originally Posted by Steel
Here is where my wife got mine:
http://www.amazon.com/Collectors-Dis.../dp/B002YVUAE4
Thanks for all the ideas. Other than keeping the one I am using very high, I am going to see what I can find for a locking case for the rest of them.
How many straights do you have? You could always consider a wall mount display case for things like golf balls or shot glasses and then use a very fine cable tie to tie the two handles together. It should be more than enough to keep prying eyes away. Just reiterate they are NOT toys and to leave them alone. The ties should be enough after that.
I have a metal briefcase it has a key lock on both sides and used hd foam inside. Throwbin a couple silica packs and all good.
I got one of these: Model No. 5900D | Master Lock
That might actually be exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!Quote:
Originally Posted by EV2
Oh, that's neat!