svelteciderWhat is the funniest impulse purchase you’ve made/seen someone you know make?
TreczoksDepends on the type of safe. There are safes that protect primarily against theft, and those, that are better against fire. Use the latter to store your documents. Or your backups.
Make sure the ones that protect against fire also protect against water. The 2 features are not always guaranteed to come together.
All while the threats come together when the firefighters drown your house, indeed. Watertight sillicon bags for harddrives come to your rescue.