Household Security

do you every thing about if your home is safe when you are not there well then you can always get home Security Most burglaries are committed by opportunist thieves. In two out of ten burglaries they don’t even have to use force – they get in through an open door or window. Look at your home through the burglar’s eyes – are there places where they could break in unseen? Have you fitted strong locks on your doors and windows? Would they have to make a lot of noise by breaking glass? Reduce the risk of burglary happening to you by making sure you’ve taken these simple precautions. For a relatively small ...  Read the complete review

The little gadget I'm about to write about could best be described as one of those "I don't know what I'm going to do with it, but at that price, I'll think of something" items. The item in question is the Micromark Camera Observation System. Woolworths currently have it on offer for £24.99, a saving of £5 on the normal price. I have to say that even at the normal price, it seems a reasonably priced bit of kit. OK, I admit it, I bought one, and no, I haven't thought of anything to do with it yet! So just what is it? Essentially, it's a miniature black-and-white TV camera with built-in microphone, with ...  Read the complete review

I live in a village and until a few years ago no one would have thought to lock their doors during the day unless they were actually going out. We were relaxed about security, but times have changed and not for the better. News of burglaries is commonplace and it's all too easy to become a crime statistic. Although the number of burglaries is falling it's the crime with the lowest detection rate. It isn't entirely down to chance though. There are some things that you can do which might help to keep you out of the statistics. Some require an investment of time or money. Some just require effort or thought, but all could make a difference. ...  Read the complete review