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Know More Regarding Universal Lock Pick Technique
You observe it done in the movies all the time. A slickprotagonist has to explore the bad guy's place, therefore he whips out a card, wiggles it in the crack of the door, and strolls right on in.

However, in real life, it's not a universal lock pick technique. But, knowing how to pick a lock with a credit card is a really cool thing to know how to do, particularly when you find yourself locked out of your own home!

Select your largest, most easily flexible credit card.

Slide the card into the vertical crack between the door and the frame (where the lock is). Insert the card as far as it will go at a perpendicular position with the door.

Tilt the card so the side that is closest to you is almost or is touching the doorknob.

Push it til you feel it slide in more. Bend the card the opposite way, forcing the lock to go back. Immediately open the door. It is better to lean against the door while doing this, which will help it to pop open.

A different technique is to push the card in between the door and the frame, as said above, then pull and push at the doorknob while applying pressure on the card. This will pry the lock open ultimately, but takes a little time, and causes more damage to the card.

Certain doors need a small effort, and may be opened by simply pushing a card into the door frame at the same height as the handle.

If you are on the side of the door that the lock is not slanted towards, the best way to do this is to tilt the card downwards as well as come from the top. You will have to push the card nearly all the way in to attain the curved side of the lock. Moreover, you have to push hard.

Most doors have a special tab that sticks alongside the latch to prevent picking with a credit card. If you can get this tab to drop into the hole that the remainder of the latch goes into, then the door is poorly installed and this technique will work.

If the door is an exterior door which has an additional deadbolt lock - deadbolts cannot be picked with a credit card and require drilling the lock, picking the lock or kicking down the door.

In case the door has trim around it that will prevent you from opening it with a card, remove the trim or look for a different method of opening the door.

If the credit card does not bend enough, a business card may work as it is more malleable.

There is a chance that you may destroy your credit card.

Be very careful not to let your card slide past the door jamb and get stuck on the other side. Be ready to show evidence that you have the right to open the lock, otherwise you might find yourself behind the sort of locked door that a credit card won't open!

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