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How to keep locks from getting frozen?
kenji wrote in
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In article , Eric
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kenji wrote in
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In article , (Todd H.) wrote:
kenji writes:
In article , (Todd H.)
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Powdered graphite (sold in small tubes near the key stuff and
lock de-icer) should prevent recurrence.
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Todd H.
http://www.toddh.net/
how does powdered graphite in a lock keep it from freezing? if
the polwder is
in the cylinder, then water get also gets into the cylinder then
it freezes wouldn't you just have a frozen cylinder that doesn't
turn?
Dunno, but I will say I use powdered graphite at the first sign of
lock stickiness in the cold, and I haven't had a lock freeze on
me.
I don't go round pouring water into my lock cylinders though. :-)
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Todd H.
http://www.toddh.net/
neither do I, but the recent rains saoked my garage locks.
You need an awning over your garage-side door(s).
awnings are oh so 1960's
But standing out in the cold while your locks are frozen is a timeless
tradition!
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