How to Hide Things in a Private Room

Childhood memorabilia are good hiding places. For example, did your grandmother make you a blanket when you were four years old? You can hide your money there! Is there still a stack of children’s books on your bookshelf? Stuff secret sticky notes between the pages! Do you still have the jewelry box you painted when you were 6 years old? Should hide small candies or money in there! You can even make holes in the thick book to hide things! Here are a few places that people can see but won’t expect you to hide in there:

• The vents (however you need to make sure your item doesn’t catch on fire and catch on fire when the heater is on). You should also be careful with dust.
• If you have an unused stuffed animal box, use it!

Phone. Cell phones with outer cases are also great places to hide things. Stuff thin things like money or notes in the middle layer between the phone’s back and the outer case.

• Inside the desk, behind the drawers.

Another good place to hide small items is the battery compartment and/or similar places. For example, most game consoles like the Play Station 2 (thick one) and Game Cubes have openings. You can put things in there.

If you want your room to look casual, you can hide secret items like sticky notes, letters or candy in places like inside a picture frame, behind a photograph, in an old coat pocket or in a bin fake garbage. If you have an old board game box, you can throw away the contents and hide things in it.

You can also use the radio to hide things. If you have a wall-mounted radio that’s fine, but battery-powered radios work too. Most of these radio models use several large batteries or many smaller batteries. You just need to remove the battery compartment cover, put small items that need to be hidden in it, and close the lid. Be careful if you want to use a battery powered radio. If you already know you need to put the battery in, you must remove your item first. Also, if it’s a hard object, you can hear a rattle inside when the radio is moved. This would make people suspicious. To test, put the item you want to hide inside, close the lid, then shake it. If you hear a noise, remove the item, wrap it with a tissue or cloth, then put it back. Or if you have an old radio that’s broken, take out the contents, replace it with the thing you want to hide, then close the lid and screw it back on. But remember not to remove the knobs on the radio, or your radio will look very revealing!

The ideal place to hide small items is a waterproof case available at sports stores or online. You can then hide these boxes in the aquarium, if available. No one would ever think of looking at an aquarium with fish swimming around. In addition, hiding items in the aquarium also prevents odors from being detected. You can also hide curled sticky notes into an empty lipstick.

Look under the table to see if the bottom of the table is wide. Lie on the ground and push up with your feet, you will find a fairly large place to hide things. However, if you need to move the table when your parents are there, remember to find another place to hide the item first.

Try hiding things under the bed. Buy a frilly bed cover to cover the bottom of the bed.

Hide items in the back of the closet.