Effective Ways to Unfreeze Your Door This Winter

Learn quick solutions to unfreeze your door and get back inside safely during winter.

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Use a hairdryer: Aim warm air at the lock and keyhole to melt ice. Apply de-icer spray: Specially formulated products can quickly dissolve ice. Try rubbing alcohol: It lowers the freezing point and can thaw ice. Warm the key: Hold it with gloves and insert it slowly, moving it to help melt the ice inside.**

FAQs & Answers

  1. What should I use to thaw a frozen door lock? You can use a hairdryer, de-icer spray, or rubbing alcohol to safely thaw a frozen lock.
  2. Is it safe to use hot water on a frozen lock? No, using hot water can damage the lock and cause ice to refreeze. Stick to warm air or de-icing solutions.
  3. How can I prevent my door from freezing? Regularly applying lubricant to the lock and keeping the door seals in good condition can help prevent freezing.

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