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Bedroom door stuck...........any ideas?
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If all else fails, phone a 24 hour locksmith.
I haven't bogged off yet, and I ain't no babe
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I watched that video and thought no way will it be that easy.
Just been and got a thin knife and tried it on the kitchen door.
Hey presto, i'm amazed it was so easy.
Lets hope for Loopy now.Liverpool is one of the wonders of Britain,
What it may grow to in time, I know not what.
Daniel Defoe: 1725.
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Bogof_Babe wrote: »If all else fails, phone a 24 hour locksmith.
remorgage first to cover it.
where abouts are you Linz?0 -
GreenSheep wrote: »remorgage first to cover it.
where abouts are you Linz?
I resent that:(0 -
When I bust my bathroom window lock (my own fault, using the key wrong
) I was braced for a huge bill from a local locksmith (granted in daytime not out of hours), and was pleasantly surprised when he put a new lock on, eased the damaged window mechanism, taking about 3/4 hour in all, and charged me £25.
I have his number programmed in my mobile phone now in case I lock myself out of the flat! I haven't bogged off yet, and I ain't no babe
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Jplocksmiths wrote: »I resent that:(
I in Northern Ireland, Newtownards to be exact.
Ok had to stop a minute with the coke bottle........I cut my hand! I will not be beaten! :mad:Its hard to wait around for that something you know may never happen,but its harder to give up when you know its everything you ever wanted.........
People tell me Im going the wrong way..............when its simply a way of my own!0 -
Jplocksmiths wrote: »I resent that:(
I suppose everytime they show one of your mates on Rouge Traders you all get it.Liverpool is one of the wonders of Britain,
What it may grow to in time, I know not what.
Daniel Defoe: 1725.
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Unfortunatley so, I would love to see regulation but I don't think it will ever happen in this country.
Put the handle back on so you can rattle the door while working the plastic. use a glove or something to procect yout hand0 -
Jplocksmiths wrote: »Unfortunatley so, I would love to see regulation but I don't think it will ever happen in this country.
Put the handle back on so you can rattle the door while working the plastic. use a glove or something to procect yout hand
Thank you so much for all your help. I tried a ski glove but i was a wee bit too 'chunky' have just found normal gloves so will go give it a wiggle!!Its hard to wait around for that something you know may never happen,but its harder to give up when you know its everything you ever wanted.........
People tell me Im going the wrong way..............when its simply a way of my own!0 -
When you say the door moves at the bottom, by how much do you mean? I'm just wondering whether perhaps you had a garment hanging on an adhesive hook on the back of the door and the hook has fallen off, so the garment is caught under the door when you try to force it open.
Could that be the case? If so, no amount of fiddling around with the bolt will sort it out. I haven't bogged off yet, and I ain't no babe
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