Container with security lock

1. A container for storing items comprising:

a top unit having a top surface, a bottom, a side and an interior;

a bottom unit wherein the bottom unit and top unit are capable of temporarily being secured together;

wherein the bottom unit has an exterior surface having a side, a spring and a liner and wherein the spring is located between the exterior surface and the liner; and

wherein a portion of the spring extends outside of a first opening of the side of the exterior surface of the bottom unit in a first relaxed position and temporarily and removably locks to the top unit to the bottom unit in the first relaxed position;

an indentation ring of the liner of the bottom unit wherein the indentation ring secures the spring and prevents the spring from moving upward or downward with respect to the liner;

wherein the spring remains completely within the interior surface of the bottom unit in a second compressed position; and

wherein the spring extends more than one hundred and eighty degrees around the liner.

2. The container for storing items of claim 1 further comprising:

a first opening on the side of the top unit wherein the portion of the spring which extends out of the first opening of the side of the exterior surface of the bottom unit temporarily and removably locks into the first opening of the side of the top unit and locks the top unit to the bottom unit.

3. The container for storing items of claim 1 further comprising:

a ribbed portion on the exterior surface of the bottom unit wherein the ribbed portion provides a gripping surface for twisting the bottom unit with respect to the top unit.

4. The container for storing items of claim 1 wherein the spring is a compression spring which is compressed when the exterior surface of the bottom unit is compressed.

5. The container for storing items of claim 2 further comprising:

an extended protrusion located directly above or directly below the opening of the top unit wherein the extended protrusion is capable of allowing the pulling of the top unit away from the bottom unit.

6. The container for storing items of claim 1 further comprising:

a second opening on the side of the exterior surface of the bottom unit wherein the second opening is directly across from the first opening of the side of the exterior surface of the bottom unit.

7. The container for storing items of claim 2 further comprising:

a second opening on the side of the top unit wherein the second opening of the top unit is directly across from the first opening of the side of the top unit.

8. The container for storing items of claim 1 wherein the liner is permanently secured to the exterior surface of the bottom unit.

9. The container for storing items of claim 1 wherein an air-tight seal is created between the top unit and the bottom unit when the top unit is secured to the bottom unit.

10. The container for storing items of claim 1 wherein the spring has a first end and a second end and wherein the first end and the second end are curved and wherein the curved first end and the curved second end force the spring away from the liner and toward an interior wall of the exterior surface of the bottom unit.

11. The container for storing items of claim 1 further comprising:

a removable liner secured to an underside of the top unit wherein the removable liner acts as a gasket and creates an air-tight seal between the top unit and the bottom unit when the top unit is secured to the bottom unit.

12. The container for storing items of claim 1 further comprising:

a curved top rim of the bottom unit which curves over and secures a top rim of the liner.

13. The container for storing items of claim 1 further comprising:

a raised rim along the perimeter of the top unit wherein the raised rim has an underside which receives a rim of the bottom unit and secures the top unit to the bottom unit.