Need child-safe storage ideas

[KrisBKream]

Hey all! I've got a big shipment of DIY ejuice stuff coming in tomorrow, including high nic liquid. This made me realize... I have a toddler, and nothing is safe. I also have a small house with limited space. (bahahahahaha limited! Such an understatement) Does anyone have any ideas/suggestions for what I could use to store my juices safely? I have a corrugated steel box I was thinking of using, but it already has all of our important paperwork in it. I'd hate to see things like birth certificates, marriage certificate, passports, etc. get doused with e-juice.

Thanks in advance!

 

[fray]

I store my 100mg nic inside of a locking night deposit bag similar to this Amazon.com: PM Company SecurIT Nylon Night Deposit Bag with Lock, 9 x 12 Inches, Blue, 1 per Box (04629): Office Products

 

[Shadow102]

MMF Industries™ Cash Box with Locking Latch | Staples®

Or anything similar, keep it under $20 and you should be fine.

 

[Bardolf Blaze]

Wal-Mart has hard plastic pistol cases that you can put a lock on for about $10. You can remove 1 or both pieces of foam inside to made plenty of space.

 

[4mehealth]

Any tool box or tackle box that you can put a lock on it?

 

[BiancaMontgomery]

I use one of these (the top tray lifts out and there is more storage space underneath):

Vaultz cash box. I found it at Walgreens for $20. It has a 3 number combination lock.

 

[six]

What do you do with your other hazardous liquids? Cleaners, draino, alcohol, flammable liquids... etc? My kids are adults now so it has been a while since I thought about things like that, but I remember installing a lock on a cabinet for the cleaners and such and building a high shelf for laundry detergent and bleach.

 

[morgan69]

You could also put the high nic juice on top of a high shelve,since your toddlers not 5 ft tall it wont be able to reach

 

[Ande]

You could also put the high nic juice on top of a high shelve,since your toddlers not 5 ft tall it wont be able to reach

Au contraire- they can climb.

YOu aren't supposed to let them, of course. But the thing about toddlers is they have a way of getting into things they weren't meant to. (and I've never liked storing any hazardous materials too high up, cause of the increased likelihood of spills.)

I use locking desk drawers for small quantities of things. (E liquid, painting solvents.)

A locking cabinet for bigger quantities. (Bleach, paint, drain cleaner.)

BUt a locking cashbox would be perfect for Eliquid if my desk weren't already equipped for it.


Best,
Ande

 

[morgan69]

Ok my bad didnt think about the fact that they can climb,I suppose if you want to go all out you could build a walk in safe,but otherwise a money box should do the trick if the walk in safe is out of the question.