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Is your apartment to be left empty for a few days or weeks while you travel? That is when it tends to be vulnerable to looters breaking in. Here is a bunch of things to minimize chances of housebreaks.
* The best deterrant is to have a someone occupying the house. Having someone stay at your home is commonly safer than an apartment that is not occupied. Try arranging for a relative or a friend to hang out at your home while you travel.
* Discontinue the mail and newspaper delivery when you travel out of town. A full mailbox or newspaper piled up is a sign that the home is deserted.
* If you keep a garden have them watered by someone. Alternatively move the potted plants out of sight. Uncared for plants tell potential burglars that the home is unoccupied.
* Use timers for tv and lights. Lights in multiple rooms should be on timers. Set the timers to make the light sequence look natural. At dusk the lights in the living room should be turned on. When you normally hit the sack set the timer to switch off living room lights and the lightsin the bedroom should switch on.
If you turn on tv at 7 pm every day and it is always on till you go to bed have your timer do the same. Though the lights may be switched on the absence of light from the tv can give a clue that no one is actually home.
* See if a neighbor will come in and check out your apartment now and then. Windows being open now and then convey that the house is occupied.
* If you rent the apartment perhaps you can let the owner or landlord know that the house will be unoccupied. The houseowner may want to keep an eye on it.
* If you have an active alarm system see to it that the home sitter is familiar with how to operate it.
* Make certain that you leave your contact details with the house sitter. The person watching over the house should know who they should fill in should any issues come up.
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