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Severe Weather Tips

Lately, various states throughout the country have been experiencing severe weather conditions that have destroyed their homes. Many people die in the United States each year because of severe weather conditions. Whether it is a result of heat, lightning, flash floods, thunderstorms, hail, hurricanes, tornadoes or other conditions, thousands of people face these weather patterns [...]

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90 MPH Discharge

Published on 23 May 2013 by in Product Reviews, Security Systems

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90 MPH Discharge

The line between life and death is paper thin. True, we all have an expiration date, but false is the idea that until then we must live in fear of violence. Simple personal protection items can mean the difference between life and death for violent crime victims across the world. With the right precautionary choices, [...]

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Property Lines

4 million years ago, there were no property lines. There was no distinction of where this Caveman’s territory began and where others’ ended. Sure we used lake banks and tree lines as indicators, but if any neighboring facial-haired savages dared step foot anywhere this side of Lake Halomalopalo (named after my wife), we would spar- [...]

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Senior Citizen Safety

People these days are almost forced to be overly protective with their children. Times aren’t like they used to be and now parents even have things such as child locator’s to make sure their children are safe. It’s great that we have all of this protection for our children, but what about our elderly? It [...]

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5 First-Time Buyer Alarm Tips

When purchasing your very first security alarm system, it may be a little difficult to pinpoint exactly what you need from a product. Aside from having so many different options to choose from, many homeowners aren’t at all certain about what type of system is needed, which brands are the most reliable or even whether or not any additional services, such as monitoring, are needed. This can be a lot to process, so we suggest that you take your time and begin your home security quest by first educating yourself and even asking questions as they arise.

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Keeping Your Toys Safe

Published on 06 May 2013 by in Security Systems

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Keeping Your Toys Safe

Summer time is on the horizon. You know what that means: Sun-drenched days, warm evenings and vacations galore! How do you vacation? Are you a weekend warrior or a world traveler? Either way, we have a couple tips and products here at Home Security Store to keep your RVs, ATVs, boats, trailers, motorcycles and other [...]

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Horror Movies and Home Security

With light hearted nature, let’s talk about how proper home security measures could have be taken to help stop the reign of terror of such horror movie icons as Jason Voorhees, Michael Myers and Freddie Krueger. Let’s blast in to the past. Friday the 13th1980, Camp Crystal Lake: The first thing these wild camp counselors [...]

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Interview with Annie Blanco of Home Security Store

BHPHPrices.com recently conducted an interview with Annie Blanco eCommerce Marketing Manager of Home Security Store. During the interview we BHPHP and Annie discussed why it’s important for consumers and dealers to purchase a home security system and GPS tracking devices.

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Different Uses for Surveillance Cameras

In these uncertain times people are doing what they can to protect their loved ones, homes, and personal belongings. Home security surveillance systems are becoming very common for people now more than ever. With the way that technology is progressing home security systems are becoming user friendly and aimed towards the do-it-yourself crowd. The most [...]

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Alienation: Why You Need Home Security Now More Than Ever

Before I begin, I would like to note that this is personal opinion mixed with statistics. Simply an opinion, from a simple Caveman. Ok, here we go: America has changed. As technology has moved forward, our minds and bodies have moved inwards. Let me clarify: “Nearly half of all American adults (45%) and two-thirds of [...]

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