Fire Resistant & Waterproof Safes

There's moisture in my safe. Is this normal?

Most safes are air tight which means moisture can slowly develop on the inside. This is especially true in regions with high humidity. For this reason, it is recommended that safes be opened at least once or twice a month to allow air to circulate and to also examine the contents. It is also recommended that 1 or 2 silica gel packs or a small dehumidifier be placed in the safe to help keep moisture buildup to a minimum. Another good idea is to place important documents (passports, certificates, deeds, etc.) into a zip lock type bag prior to placing in the safe.

What about fires and flooding? Do Honeywell Safes offer protection there?

Having a means of protecting your valuables and important documentation from prying hands should go without say. Honeywell Safes incorporate a series of anti-theft features designed to keep would be intruders at a distance. But what about the elements? How exactly can you protect your irreplaceable jewelry, medicine or family information from the likes of a house fire or flood? The Honeywell Store has you covered on this front as well.