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		<title>Tip #1 &#8211; Keep Them Locks Working</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[When you buy a new lock set that you felt was a great investment, you want it to last. You want your money&#8217;s worth. You expect your lock to last you at least a few years at minimum. Although, if you do not take care of your locks &#8211; they will fail your expectations. So [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>When you buy a new lock set that you felt was a great investment, you want it to last. You want your money&#8217;s worth. You expect your lock to last you at least a few years at minimum. Although, if you do not take care of your locks &#8211; they will fail your expectations. So what can you do to maintain your locks?</p>
<p>You need a lubricant. Lubricants such as, WD-40 will work just fine. Just stick the straw into the key hole and spray. Wipe off any excess that has seeped out of the hole. Lubricate your lock a few times a year. Why do you need to do this? Well your lock is made up of moving parts. It&#8217;s a mechanical device, these moving pieces will eventually take on some wear and begin to break down. Keeping them lubed will result in longer lasting lock.</p>
<h5>Note: There are other things that could happen to your lock that would cause it to stop working. Obviously, lubing your locks will not protect it from everything.</h5>
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