Nearly all bedroom doors swing in to avoid blocking access in the hallway.

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Jun 18, 2024
8:50:09am

Fatalplacebo All-American

Nearly all bedroom doors swing in to avoid blocking access in the hallway.

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Fatalplacebo

Bio page: Fatalplacebo
Joined: Jun 12, 2011
Last login: Jul 1, 2024
Total posts: 26,396 (13,944 FO)

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Our grandson just locked the bedroom doors. No keys. Bless his little heart.

Tank's Dad

Jun 18, 7:52am

Please tell me he's like 19 years old.

Jeffacka

Jun 18, 7:54am

4.

Tank's Dad

Jun 18, 7:57am

Just push the lock open with an opened paper clip

Jun 18, 7:54am

Hopefully it’s that easy and not the lock that results from opening a drawer😬

Jun 18, 7:55am

Not that type. Can’t slide a credit card in either.

Tank's Dad

Jun 18, 7:58am

If it’s the handle type, the access hole is below it rather than the center like

Jun 18, 8:48am

That’s Tank’s problem

Sea Chicken

Jun 18, 8:20am

This when you wish you would have taken lockpicking 101. Adult son, 2 months

EM_Puma

Jun 18, 8:22am

Take the door off the hinges if they're on your side.

bbqoug

Jun 18, 8:23am

Nearly all bedroom doors swing in to avoid blocking access in the hallway.

Jun 18, 8:50am

Tank came over and used a fireman’s trick to unlock the doors.

Tank's Dad

Jun 18, 11:20am

Love to know it. Is it something you can google?

EM_Puma

Jun 18, 11:27am

Sorry to be so late. It involves a 2x4 and car Jack. Jack the door sideways and

Tank's Dad

Jun 18, 3:45pm

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