Locks, Keys and Safes on the Road: Securing Your RV

About Me

Just because you are on holiday doesn't mean that crime is on holiday. Hi, my name is Jenna, and I love to travel. However, I also like to be safe. Unfortunately, a few years ago, my caravan was broken into. Luckily, I was out hiking with my family and our dogs so we were not in any danger, but we lost many items (some of them sentimental and impossible to replace), and we lost a sense of security. In order to rebuild our feelings of personal security, we spent a lot of time investigating locks and security features for RVs. I decided to compile everything into a blog, and I hope that it helps you.

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A Few Tricks to Try Before Calling an Emergency Locksmith

23 November 2015
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If you've been locked out of your home or car, then of course you want a locksmith to come and open the lock and get you back in as soon as possible. It's important that you call a locksmith like Ameen's Locksmith as quick as you can if you're locked out of your car in an unsafe neighborhood or locked out of your home late at night. However, if you do have a few minutes to try some simple tricks, you might find that you can actually pinpoint the problem with locks that don't work even when you have the key in your hands. Read More

Scenarios where you should contact an emergency locksmith

20 November 2015
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If you've gotten your key stolen, or if the lock to your house is broken, then you're probably aware that you should call an emergency locksmith as soon as possible. Lost keys and broken locks are very obvious safety hazards that need to be fixed before they compromise the safety of your home. What you might not know, however, is that there are many more times when you have the need for an emergency locksmith without realising the urgency of the situation. Read More

How to Make the Call to Your Mobile Locksmith Easier

18 November 2015
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When you need a mobile locksmith, it is likely due to an emergency need like losing your keys or having a remote key that no longer functions. If you have made these calls in the past, you know they can be frustrating and sometimes chaotic. The reason is because you may not be using the verbiage the locksmith needs to hear in order to help you fix your problem and get back on the road, in your car, or in your house. Read More

Protecting Your Gun Safe from Rust and Corrosion

9 November 2015
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As far as gun safes are concerned, measures must be undertaken to safeguard the contents from corrosion. It is somewhat meaningless to have a large, expensive gun safe only to find your valuable guns corroding away inside. This article provides important tips to help gun owners prevent rust and corrosion buildup inside their gun safes. Attach seals along the door section To begin with, you should attach seals along the door section if your safe lacks any. Read More

Are Safes Waterproof?

4 November 2015
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If you're looking to buy a home safe, security against theft may not be your only concern. Some safes may also protect their contents against damage from fire or water. When you're buying home safes, you'll typically find that waterproofing is an additional benefit offered with some fire-resistant safes. Although you may not be worried about flooding affecting your safe, water resistance may be useful if your safe is in a fire. Read More

Locks, Keys and Safes on the Road: Securing Your RV