This is the time of year again when children do not attend school and you want to go on vacation. Disneyland sounds fun. Or maybe Dollywood or Lake Tahoe. Or just go to the beach for a few days, even great.
You may have to stay in a motel somewhere along the way, and although there are many and most of them have good security measures, it is still a little unnerving to stay somewhere you are not familiar with. You do not know this area, and you do not know that the crime rate is high or low.
So what can you do to take precautions when you stay at the motel? First of all, make sure that all the locks work properly in the room of your motel room. Usually there are 2 or 3 security locks. Be sure to keep them locked when you're in the room. If someone knocks on your door, ask who it is before you open it and make sure that the security latch is intact, which allows you to only open the door a couple of centimeters to see who it is and what they want.
Of course, the most disturbing time is when you stay at a motel at night. Most motels are quite large, and your room may be far from the motel office, and there may not be many people on your floor. You may feel a little isolated.
There is a very reasonable price for Door Guard Alarm, which is perfect for meeting you when you travel. It has a loop that allows you to hang it on the door knob, and any vibration will turn off the alarm. It will give a decibel signal of 98 decibels for 20-30 seconds, then reboot in 3 - 5 seconds. You can adjust the sensitivity level with a screwdriver so that the vibration from someone running down the hall outside the door does not turn it off.
And if you feel confident enough in your motel room without using door guards, you can also use it as a flashlight for those dark trips to the bathroom at night in an unfamiliar place. For this you need two triple batteries A, so be sure to be on hand.
Another security idea in the motel room when traveling is the Super Door Stop alarm. It slides partially under the door, and if someone tries to open the door, a 120 decibel alarm will sound. As soon as the pressure comes out of the alarm when the door closes, high noise will subside. It uses a 9-volt battery and is again worth the small cost to ensure peace of mind in an unfamiliar place.
Another security tool for the motel is a double functional security door panel. This is great for sliding glass doors, which are many fashionable gardens on the beach, and also works for bar-swing doors. A steel pipe of 20 gauge gives it greater strength, and it is adjustable from 31 inches to 46 inches.
Thus, in addition to the rules of common sense, always be on your guard at the right time in your surroundings, and not walk at night and always keep children in sight, these few remedies should keep you and your family safe this summer while on vacation.
Take time to relax, to relax and enjoy your family and your freedom from dates and hours. Be safe, slow down, close your eyes, smell the roses, and thank God for all His blessings.
