cg87
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Posted 2:05 am, 07/05/2022
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In need of a lady to help around the house tying
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JENKINSFARM
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Posted 6:41 am, 09/15/2020
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Take one of the pins out and bend it a little bit put it back in and problem solved!!
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sundropkid46
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Posted 5:26 pm, 09/13/2020
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I am no expert, but from what I have read because of my own problems with the same thing we are suppose to use lithium grease on grange doors... WD40 does sell it also in a spray can. I made the same mistake of using regular WD40 and it becomes a temporary fix only.
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Brian Shinaman
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Posted 9:23 pm, 05/20/2013
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Use graphite dust. If the door will not stay open slightly bend the top hinge pin. I own Shinaman Building and Restoration Co. If you need any home improvement projects completed I can be reached at 336-466-0210 Thank you
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cdollar1968
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Posted 9:09 pm, 03/31/2013
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SPRAY SKIN SO SOFT, OR WD-40 ON HINGES, EVEN COOKING SPRAY WORKS
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homeremedies
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Posted 8:55 am, 01/29/2013
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Use Household Paraffin wax, rub the pins with til coated, it will lubricate but the coating will help hold the door
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Satan
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Posted 11:19 pm, 12/29/2012
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take a hinge pin out and smack it with a hammer enough to slightly bend it, put it back in that will keep it from swinging closed so easily
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alligator
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Posted 10:36 pm, 12/21/2012
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Not that I know of but it will eventually stop and start squeaking again. Sorry
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kooky
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Posted 4:50 am, 11/02/2012
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I had a door in my house that squeaked every time I opened it. So, I thought I'd spray it with some WD-40, since that fixes everything, right?
Well, the squeak is fixed, but now the door won't stay open! I open it, and it immediately starts to swing shut.
I know that the door is probably not exactly level or something, but it never did this until I sprayed the hinges. Is there something I can put on the hinges now that's going to be a little stiffer, so it won't swing shut?
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