Hello, here I will try to share some small techniques that may assist some to help protect their comsumables from drugging, poisoning, etc.

Materials List:

1. Duck brand masking tape- 2 inch wide - Wal-Mart sells this.

2. 100%  polypropylene string - Home Depot or Lowes sells a 6500 ft. tying twine roll in a box..

3. Magic Markers or Sanford laundry marker pens, assorted colors.

4. Pencils or pens or wooden spoons to use to twist string, winching it to make it tight.

Technique 1. To "tamper-proof" refrigerator.

Take string, loop around the back of fridge, under the condensor coil, if present on outside, bringing the free end around to the front of the fridge. pull the roll of string about 6 inches past the end of string, so there is about 5 or 6 inches of string overlapping, then cut the string so you can tie the two ends together, use square knots, repeat about 5 times the square knot. As you tie it pull out the slack as best you can.   Put the pencil pen or spoon behind the string directly behind the knot, then twist the spoon or pen around and around winching the string till it is very tight. With the pencil or spoon held tight, with the spoon or pencil perpendicular or 45 deg. from the string, tape the pencil to the string, to hold it from untwisting.

This string ties the front door to the porch post

Continue placing strips of tape from  both ends of the pencil to the string until the space is covered from the spoon or pencil to the string. Then carefully place a strip of tape on the back side of the spoon or pencil behind the other tape, so the back side of the knot is also covered with tape.

This keeps the door from being opened, or if opened you might be able to tell that it was opened. This door has a handle instead of a knob, and I can wrap the string around the back of the handle.

You can now write verses of scripture on the tape, crossing over all the strips of tape, until the front is covered, or both sides as in the picture above.

You can see the idea, it would be difficult to remove the tape, and untie the string and put the strips of tape with your handwriting back on the spoon to match up your cursive handwriting on  the tape. Also the Duck brand tape tears easily if you try to remove it. 3m is more flexible where it can be removed without tearing.

This same technique can be used to tie bedroom doors together, with child-proof door knob covers, and also taping around the door knob.

You can "tamper-evidence" your refrigerator also looping the string around the back, beneath any grill or parts to make it difficult to slide up and off the refrigerator, and bring the two ends together in the front to tie, twist and tape as described above. If the "fridge" or cabinet has handles, you can sometimes loop the string underneath the handles, to prevent slipping the string up and over or underneath.

A simple technique to help give relief from poisoning, and assurance that food hasn't been tampered with while you are gone.

Purchasing food from a supermarket, is another story, as once you are a target, you are carefully watched, monitored, etc. The food I bought yesterday, I ate nothing else at that meal but what I just purchased, except for the last of some cereal that was previously good, and I got a migraine, I think it was the soy milk I just bought.

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