Sometimes, the urge to drink alcohol comes when you're in the wrong location. So, is it possible to do it without getting caught? Of course it's possible! Come on, read this article to find various easy ways to consume alcohol without getting caught!
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Part 1 of 2: Hiding Alcohol
Step 1. Put the alcohol in another container
If you want to drink alcohol unnoticed, try hiding it in another container. For example, pour beer into soda cans, mix liquor into bottles of soda or juice, pour alcohol into paper cups provided by fast food restaurants, and/or store alcohol in mouthwash containers.
Step 2. Purchase a flask or liquor bottle specifically designed to hide alcohol
Many online retailers, such as Amazon or Tokopedia, sell bottles of liquor at varying prices that are specifically designed to hide the presence of alcohol.
- Most liquor bottles can be hidden under clothing. For example, you can tie it behind a tie, bra, or even sleeves.
- Some types of bottles can also be disguised as bags or purses. If you want to drink alcohol in a place where you don't want to do it, these tools can come in handy, you know!
Step 3. Use a coffee bottle or cup to hide the alcohol
An option worth trying is a Styrofoam coffee cup, plastic, or paper, which is widely available in many coffee shops. Whenever you visit a coffee shop, try to save used cups instead of throwing them away.
- If the glass is made of Styrofoam or opaque plastic, you can use it to hide any kind of alcohol, especially since the color won't be visible to the naked eye from the surface of the glass.
- So what if the glass is made of plastic? Don't worry, you can still use it to consume red wine which is coffee-like in color. If you want, you can also mix your alcohol of choice with a dark liquid, such as fruit juice or pomegranate soda, or mix it directly with coffee.
Step 4. Choose vodka
Vodka has a milder aroma when compared to other types of alcohol. In addition, traces of vodka are also easier to hide because of its texture that resembles water in the eyes of most ordinary people. That's why, you can easily drink vodka from a regular water bottle without getting caught.
Step 5. Mix the alcohol with other drinks to hide the aroma
If you want, alcohol can also be mixed into other strong-scented drinks so that the traces are not detected. Some ways you should try:
- Mix alcohol in a cup of coffee. Coffee has a very strong aroma that can hide traces of the mixture of most of the alcohol, especially if you only add a small amount of liquor to a full glass of coffee.
- Mix the alcohol into a peppermint-flavoured drink, such as tea or hot chocolate with added peppermint. Because the smell is so strong, it's likely that the alcohol scent will be difficult to smell.
- When the holiday season arrives, you can add a variety of strong-scented spices like cinnamon and nutmeg to the alcohol. Like peppermint, the aroma of the spice is so strong that it is difficult for others to detect traces of alcohol in it.
Step 6. Be careful when consuming alcohol
Watch your behavior when consuming alcohol because that extra vigilance can reduce your risk of being caught.
- If alcohol is stored in liquor bottles, make sure you only drink the contents when you're alone. If necessary, go to a more private location so others don't notice. However, if the alcohol is stored in a "normal" looking container, such as a coffee bottle, don't be afraid to drink it in public.
- Hide the alcohol container from the view of others. If someone else accidentally drinks the contents or smells the aroma, surely all your efforts will be in vain. If someone asks for your drink, try making up excuses like admitting you're sick and don't want to pass it on to them.
Part 2 of 2: Hiding Symptoms of Drinking Alcohol
Step 1. Freshen your breath
Alcohol can make your breath smell bad. If you want to hide any traces of alcohol you've consumed, try using a mouthwash, mint-flavored gum, or breath strips (a very thin piece of candy to make your breath smell good). Also, try to constantly chew on something strong-smelling, such as foods containing onions and garlic, to hide the smell of alcohol.
Step 2. Use eye drops
Some people will have red eyes when drunk. If that's the case for you, try bringing small eye drops that you can buy at various pharmacies when you're about to consume alcohol. Whenever your eyes feel itchy, irritated, or dry, go to the bathroom immediately to apply the drops.
Step 3. Keep the body hydrated
For that, drink as much water as possible after consuming alcohol. In addition to reducing the risk of drunkenness, doing so is also effective at hiding the smell of alcohol from your mouth.
- To compensate for each glass of alcohol (roughly 250 ml in volume), drink 250 ml of water. The rule also applies to 250 ml of beer and wine. Meanwhile, one shot of liquor can be equivalent to one glass of alcohol with a volume of 250 ml.
- Try drinking energy drinks that contain electrolytes to hide traces of alcohol in your body.
Step 4. Stay still
In fact, most people tend to babble non-stop when they're drunk. In addition, they often have difficulty controlling the volume of their voices! If you want to appear “aware”, try to remain silent and be a listener.
Step 5. Understand your limits
At one point, the symptoms of drinking alcohol will not be hidden, no matter how hard you try to do it. Remember, the act of consuming alcohol is often associated with inhibition, or the process of inhibiting a person's physiological and/or psychological abilities. In addition, your alertness will decrease drastically when you are under the influence of alcohol. Therefore, you should stop drinking alcohol if your head starts to feel light and/or your body feels out of balance. Some people will also find it easier to socialize and happier when they get drunk. If you notice these symptoms, stop drinking!
Warning
- Don't try to hide any traces of alcohol while driving! This action is not only illegal, it is also very dangerous. Don't hire a drunk driver either!
- If you think you are addicted to alcohol, seek professional help immediately! Remember, hiding traces of alcohol is actually a symptom of alcoholism.
- In some specific locations, drinking alcohol can be illegal and can get you into trouble. For example, being caught drinking alcohol at work risks getting you fired. In addition, some concerts or large events also do not allow visitors to consume alcohol. Got caught doing it? Get ready to be kicked out of the event location!
