is it good to hide paper money , and put it inside the toilet?
203963
Hello, the Pelican Microcase has an o-ring to make the case completely watertight and waterproof, so your contents should remain safe and dry.
203964
I guess it can work for that if you wanted to it fits checkbooks so it would fit money
203965
I guess you could, but the Micro case is only water resistant, not waterproof, but if it stays up right I don't see why it wouldn't work.
203966
It is fully water tight so the money would not be damaged, but as it has a clear (see-through) top the contents will be clearly visible.
30759
Yes. It's on every sheet. My family cracked up laughing! The actual toilet paper is thin and cheap but I thought it was worth it. :)
1185331
Not at all. Place the hangar the opposite way that the you would unroll the toilet paper. It fits snug against the wall for us, which is what we needed.
2104014
Yes, we use the packaging to store the money; however, it must remain upright as the plastic cover is not a tight seal by any means.
619319
Probably, but why would you want to? The camper toilet waste disposal acts more like an outhouse - holding the waste with in a closed container. Our camper only has a direct opening to the tank which is opened when it "flushes" and then closed when it's done flushing. A household toilet has a water trap and is connected to a sewer line or a septic system - in either case the water trap prevents odors from coming back and the waste is removed to a remote area (sewer or septic system).
2211903
I don't have an official answer from the company but flushing a couple down with the waste should be fine. I would avoid dumping the entire box down the toilet. However the couple that get stuck should flush just fine according to reviews I read on a pet store web site. I avoid it all together because and just bag it we are on a new septic system and I have a picky husband:)
1117175
All I can say is the door should close tight, in order to be fire proof. If loose heat would buid inside enough to start burning inside. My door close very tight. You should be ok for theft, against minor theives. These will not keep out an expert safe person. Like mine for what it is, it will work fine for what I use it for. Also keep important papers, etc in bank safe deposit box.
1404809
It does not. This is unfortunate but not game-breaking. Keeping track of money on a pad of paper is the normal, if less fun, way to circumvent this. On the other hand, you're welcome to substitute paper money from another game.
1362230
Money does not slip out easily. Money really has to be folded in half or fourths to fit in the case and that helps it fit snuggly. I can even shake the case upside down and money does not fall out when there are two cards in the case with it.
1823194
I would say not inside the liner. If you took the liner out, folded the bill in half and rolled it real tight, you probably could.
1021449
Yes. Easily.We are having some trouble with it. If you keep anything under the drawer - few coins, thick envelop, a pen, and put the drawer in and close it, it gets stuck. There isn't enough room under the drawer to put anything in.
1574955
I bought it, it's fine, it's toilet paper! I don't analyze - I shop on Amazon for the convenience and it was the best price at the time. If you don't like what you read about it - don't buy it.
1263212
It all depends on the guy checking your items. They should allow it in as it is a pen, however I have had one a-hole who was a paranoid jerk who was security for a cityhall and would not let me through with it, and I had to buy another one, as he confiscated it. I even had to borrow a pen from somebody else as it was the only pen I had.
856810
No, the whole box has tiny slots so the urine will flow from the box to the bottom and them to the receptacle. Since the box is not the same shape as a toilet, you would run the risk of urine flowing outside of your toilet shape. The box would also be very unstable, as there is no way to strap it to the toilet.
669569
I'm very impressed at the design of the folding mechanism. It's made so that the "dirty" side (part that sits on the toilet) is on the inside when folded up to keep any bag you store the seat in clean. Given some practice, it's also possible to open and close this seat without ever touch the bottom side. That said, I would still wipe down the seat before setting the cover down to reduce the "ick" factor. I'm quite picky about the sanitation of public toilets and I'd still be comfortable cleaning the cover at the end of the day rather than per use because if the thoughtful design. After all, the top side of the seat where it actually touches your child is as clean (or dirty) as his or her bum. :) There's also a study that says diseases are not easily transmitted through the natural protective barrier of the skin from the toilet seat, but I still find it comforting to cover the "ick" factor. Hope this helps.
2268072
Absolutely. I keep 2 ID cards some cash, etc in mine. You could def. get a Chapstick in there .
1076321
Yes and yes. There are a couple of pieces that would fit through a toilet paper roll, if that is the measure you use, but they are easily set aside.