How to Hide Your Period Supplies
Choose an opaque, boring-looking box., Be discrete about your box., Keep the box out of sight in a cabinet, closet, drawer, or under your bed., Choose higher shelves, especially if you have younger siblings., Establish privacy rules with your family.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Choose an opaque
Something made from plastic, metal, or cardboard will keep people from seeing what's inside.
Its ordinary appearance will blend in with the background and lower the chances of people looking through it.
Avoid boxes made from clear or frosted plastic.
They may look pretty, but people will be able to see what's inside. -
Step 2: boring-looking box.
You can decorate it if you really want to, but the more boring it looks, the less likely people will want to go through there.
Don't write things like "Keep Out," "Top Secret," "Girl Supplies," on it, however.
It will make people realize that you are hiding something, and they will be more likely to look through it. , Place them in an inconspicuous spot, such as the back of a cupboard, under your bed, or in a drawer.
Be sure that the location is easily accessible for you.
Make sure that no one sees you taking out your supplies or hiding them.
It may be wise to switch your hiding spots once in a while. , Whether you share a room, closet, or cabinet with a younger sibling, you may want to store your period supplies on the highest shelf that you can still reach.
If the supplies are out of their eyesight, they won't know that they are there, and won't go snooping around. , Tell them that you are not comfortable with them prying through your private belongings.
If your family members respect you, and they come across your box, they won't go through it. -
Step 3: Be discrete about your box.
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Step 4: Keep the box out of sight in a cabinet
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Step 5: closet
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Step 6: drawer
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Step 7: or under your bed.
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Step 8: Choose higher shelves
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Step 9: especially if you have younger siblings.
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Step 10: Establish privacy rules with your family.
Detailed Guide
Something made from plastic, metal, or cardboard will keep people from seeing what's inside.
Its ordinary appearance will blend in with the background and lower the chances of people looking through it.
Avoid boxes made from clear or frosted plastic.
They may look pretty, but people will be able to see what's inside.
You can decorate it if you really want to, but the more boring it looks, the less likely people will want to go through there.
Don't write things like "Keep Out," "Top Secret," "Girl Supplies," on it, however.
It will make people realize that you are hiding something, and they will be more likely to look through it. , Place them in an inconspicuous spot, such as the back of a cupboard, under your bed, or in a drawer.
Be sure that the location is easily accessible for you.
Make sure that no one sees you taking out your supplies or hiding them.
It may be wise to switch your hiding spots once in a while. , Whether you share a room, closet, or cabinet with a younger sibling, you may want to store your period supplies on the highest shelf that you can still reach.
If the supplies are out of their eyesight, they won't know that they are there, and won't go snooping around. , Tell them that you are not comfortable with them prying through your private belongings.
If your family members respect you, and they come across your box, they won't go through it.
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