In 2005, a survey conducted by drugstore.com featured a list of items that roommates have a tendency to steal, with 52 percent of college students confessing to stealing random items from their roommates and 82 percent temporarily borrowing items without their roommate's consent. Items that are taken vary from jewelry, cologne and even MP3 players.

Anne Newman, coordinator for Community Rights and Responsibilities at Illinois State University, has heard on numerous occasions about roommates stealing from each other while visiting the Conflict and Resolution department. "A couple of times a year, we get information referred to through the discipline system because someone filed a police report against their roommate, but usually that's pretty serious. Every once in a while, through the mediation program we will get students who are just frustrated that their roommates are taking their things," Newman explained.

The Sneaky Sack™ helps to protect your valuables especially when hung under a ratty old sweat shirt so that your roommate would never want to wear it. Thus, the Sneaky Sack™ will remain hidden and locked, and your personal items will remain secure.