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Stubborn Locks

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Date: 05/04/2005 Topics: Cars > Helpful Hints | Home Improvement > Doors | Old Categories > Home  
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If you have a lock that is not functioning well spray it with some graphite lock spray. You can buy it at any hardware store. One popular brand is called Lock-Ease. In a pinch, you can try using some non-stick vegetable oil on both the lock and key. You can also try dipping your key in talcum powder and inserting it in the lock.
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