piece of food in your fridge. Between the cardboard of a picture frame and the picture. Everyone looks behind the picture frame, but fewer actually open it up. Buried in the "soil" of a fake plant Anywhere in your kid's room -- preferably inside a toy. We've talked about this before : burglars rarely enter children's rooms, which isn't a surprise given how many toys and knick-knacks those kids can have. Hide it inside one of them and it will get lost in the mess. Inside an asprin bottle -- either a small empty one or a big one with the pills sill inside. Really, this works for any container -- coffee can, old soup can, or anything else. In between the pages of one of your books. This only really works if you have lots of books -- intruders probably won't look through each individual tome. Don't put them in DVDs though, since those will be one of the first things a burglar grabs on the way out. You can find lots of other options on the internet, but you get the idea. Enter your house as if you were a burglar and start looking for an imagined stash of money. If you can think to look there within the first few minutes, it's probably a bad spot. DIY Hiding Spots that Keep Your Stuff Safe Please enable JavaScript to watch this video. Of course, a little extra obscurity goes a long way. We've talked about creating a secret