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How to keep out door locks from freezing.
Use a graphite lock lubricant once a year.
Try to park in the sunshine try to park so your vehicle will get some sunlight.
An easy hack is to cover the door lock with a piece of duct tape.
Keep the home fires burning.
What you never anticipate is that your lock will freeze you out of your vehicle.
An effective way to prevent locks from freezing is to have them lubricated by an experienced and knowledgeable mississauga locksmith before winter.
You should have all outdoor locks lubricated including front and back doors patio doors garage doors storage sheds bike locks car doors and any other lock that will be used or is exposed to.
This is a quick tip showing you how to prevent your car doors from freezing shut.
In your home turn the heat on until the weather warms up and keep your cabinet doors open underneath your sink.
Here are things you can do to prevent your door locks from freezing.
Door locks are prone to freeze up especially if they are worn and can t keep the water out.
How to prevent a lock from freezing.
Use a graphite lock lubricant once a year.
When winter strikes it means scraping ice off windshields and driving through blowing snow and on icy roads or freezing while you wait for the defroster and heater to work.
To keep exterior pipes from freezing protect them with polyethylene pipe insulation and duct tape.
Prevent your lock freezing.
This will help keep the water out of the lock.
Keep the padlock dry and you ll be fine.
This is a method i had never considered but seems to be a very common sense suggestion.
In the event that a pipe does freeze.
Not only could you end up with a frozen door it can cause damage meaning you may need to replace the lock cylinder.
All you have to do is build a fire and instead of letting it smolder as i mentioned earlier just keep it going.
The heat obviously keeps the plants from freezing.
That water has to be replaced with something else or it will just keep freezing even if you cover it with a baggie or a metal plate which might freeze to the lock face.
If you are able to keep a fire stoked all night then do it.
Even a little bit of sunshine can prevent moisture from getting inside your locks.