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We have an exterior door that was put on an enclosed porch/mudroom that we had put on a few years ago. The door worked fine in the beginning and it has a dead bolt lock as well as the door lock. After about a year, the door began getting harder and harder to lock, and felt loose. Now, we can no longer lock the door, it doesn't seem to "catch" and won't lock at all(both locks). This past summer it is so loose that a light wind will blow it open. I have to put a chair up against it to keep it closed. It almost looks like the door is too small for the opening. Now what?
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Check the hinge screws into the jamb. The supplied screws are often so short they do not reach into the framing and the load of the door pulls the screws part way out of the wood. The door than sags and becomes hard to close (it rubs on the lock side of the threshold) and the locks in the door no longer line up with the strike plates for the locks. If you remove a screw you should be able to get longer screws of the same type (normally flat head) and size (#9 is common) but at least 2.5 to 3 inches long to replace at least one short screw on each hinge (and two per hinge is much better). |
If what brickeyee recommended does not work---and it should since short screws are the usual problem---it could be the screrws for the hinge to the door side. Longer screws can work, depending on the door construction.You only want to use a screw about a half inch longer, however. Another possible fix is to remove a screw and stick a couple of toothpicks in the screw hole, and replace the screw. |
"You only want to use a screw about a half inch longer, however. " Still so short it will not reach the framing. You want to get a decent length of the screw into the framing around the jamb. The jamb is about 3/4 inch, there is a shim gap of about 1/4 inch, and then there should be framing. You want full diameter screw threads into the framing. |
The half inch longer is for the DOOR side of the hinge. I agreed with you on the frame side. Sheesh, read what I wrote. |
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We all have been sick with the flu!!
Hubby is on his 6th day me on my 5th and Mom on her 2nd day of the flu. My mom has not been eating well for the last 2 weeks and now the last 2 day mostly just jucie and water. I cant get ahold of our Dr (its friday nite) so in the morning Im going to get her ready for a trip to the hospital. She is so weak and can hardly walk with even the help of the walker. Im somewhat better but still cant find anything to eat and will stay down. Had a milkshake today. Hopefully she will get some strenght back with some meds and Iv's/ Can you tell Im a wreck ???? Im rambling I can tell Keep us in your thoughts and hugs for all of you Imabest |
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Kathy.....Ohhhh so sorry to hear that. If it isn't bad enough trying to care for your Mother in her state, then all of you are sick. Sending well wishes your way, and lots of Hugs. Being your Mother is elderly, and not eating....she may go down fast Kathy. For sure, get her to the hospital tomorrow. I will be praying for you all. We lost our Mother Lara Feb 8th....she went in with a UTI...and never got any better, quit eating, slept contiually, and then passed, when her kidneys shut down. Will check back later and hope you all regain health again so soon......LOTS OF HUGS Gabby |
I hope everything goes well and you get her (and you!) to the hospital in the morning...how awful for you all... They may keep your Mom overnight for IV fluids to build her up....Take good care Blessings....Lindi |
Hi Kathy... I'm so sorry all of you are sick. I wish I was nearby so I could help you... May God minister healing and strength to each of you and bless you all with a good night's rest. Your dear mother must be quite old now... She's an amazing gal!!! :) Do I remember correctly that you suffer with your back??? Please be careful. May God bless and touch each of you. ~breezy |
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Joining with the others to wish your family a quick & complete recovery. If your mom is hospitalized, will the soc services offer home health aid for short term at least? Especially with your own illness, I would think that would be a priority for her homecoming. |
Kathy....So sorry to hear that you all have the flu. Please know that I will be keeping you all in my thoughts and prayers. Your DM sure does need to be in the hospital...you and your DH need all the rest you can get to get over the flu. Pray that the doctors can also give you all something. Let us know how you are doing. As Breezy said...wished I was close so I could help out. Blessings, Nora |
Hi Kathy....wondering how it's going there. Y'all are really having a time. Being that sick and having to care for other sick ones borders on being an emergency. I hope you have gotten help in some form, and you are starting to get better by now....tune in when you can and let us know what's happening. Thinking about'cha. Derry |
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Hi Kathy! Boy you sure hve your hands full, there is nothing worse than being ill and your whole family too and for so long, hope you all feel better at the time of this reading and hugs and prayers for you all! debbie |
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I hope all went well for your mom. That must have been quite a strain caring for her and your family with you being ill. Sorry my best wishes are late, but they still come your way. |
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According to police, John is an associate of fellow Nigerian and alleged drug-peddler Mahanam Albert. Arrested on several occasions earlier, Albert is now a fugitive and a warrant is pending against him. According to police, John came to India in 2010 on business visa and stayed in Mumbai. After the visa expired in July 2010, he sneaked into Bangalore, police said.
Of late, the city has had a tricky time with Nigerians with the death of two of them in the past one month. Judicial officers recently made a surprise visit to Parappana Agrahara Central Jail to ascertain the problems of prisoners.
The visit followed the Nigerian embassy seeking their intervention into the mysterious deaths of Nigerians, Chika and Blessing, who faced charges of overstaying their visas.
Chief metropolitan magistrate RB Ravindranath and 9th additional chief metropolitan magistrate Rudolph Pereira, who visited the prison, wanted to know whether prisoners and undertrials were being looked after well. They advised officials to ensure their welfare.
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Beijing has yet to confirm whether President Hu Jintao will attend a nuclear security summit in Washington next month as two senior American diplomats prepare to
leave China today after a fence-mending visit.
The decision will send out a strong signal about the direction the bilateral relationship is heading. Persuading Hu to attend the summit - to be chaired by US
President Barack Obama - has been at the top of the agenda for US Deputy Secretary of State James Steinberg and the National Security Council's Asian affairs
director, Jeffrey Bader, since they arrived in Beijing on Tuesday.
Experts said Beijing leaders had four options: Hu could attend the summit and follow it with a state visit; he could just attend the summit and leave afterwards;
Beijing could send a senior official to the summit; or it could simply refuse to take part. They said the last option was highly unlikely because it would seriously
sour China's ties with Western powers.
The first option would indicate that the Sino-US relationship is fully back on track. Sending anyone less than Hu to the Washington summit, on the other hand, could
affect the delicate bilateral relationship, already plagued by thorny issues ranging from Tibet and Taiwan to a huge trade imbalance.
"This [inviting Hu to the summit] would be an important part of their talks with Chinese officials," said Yu Wanli, an assistant professor at Peking University's
Centre for International and Strategic Studies. "But as far as I know, China hasn't decided on whether it will attend [the summit] and who will go."
Jin Canrong, a professor at Renmin University's school of international studies, said the political environment was not favourable for a state visit.
"It is likely that [Hu's state visit to the US] will be postponed," he said.
The nuclear summit is scheduled for April 12 and 13. With hawkish views gaining ground in Beijing, Shi Yinhong, a professor of international relations at Renmin
University, said a state visit by Hu would be perceived as "undermining China's self-esteem" in some quarters.
"[Some believe] China is being bullied by the US and if Hu goes to Washington, Chinese people will not be happy," he said. "On the other hand, it will damage China's
international image if Beijing keeps refusing any sanctions on Iran. There is no perfect solution. You have to choose a lesser evil."
Meanwhile, World Journal - the largest Chinese-language newspaper in North America - reported on Tuesday that the Pentagon might postpone the release of its annual
report to Congress on China's military in order not to upset the relationship further.
Quoting an unnamed congressional source, the newspaper said the annual report, usually released in March, would be delayed to May because the US hoped Hu could visit
Washington in April.
It also quoted an unnamed official from the Chinese embassy in Washington as saying the chance of such a visit was slim because the US had failed to rectify its
China has been the most reluctant permanent member at the UN Security Council to impose sanctions on Iran over its nuclear programme, a move that many foreign
observers linked with its oil interest in the Islamic republic.
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Thanksgiving at a time of war
Presidents often use this holiday to rally the nation, reflecting the Puritans more than the Pilgrims.
Americans may welcome Thanksgiving as a precious time to be with family and friends – and to reach out to the less-well-off in their community. But they often forget that this tradition of celebrating in gratitude was set with an additional purpose for the whole country by its leaders.
That purpose is often made explicit during wartime, when American presidents have used Thanksgiving to overcome divisions and renew patriotism.
It was President Lincoln who finally created a Thursday in November as a regular national holiday, after years of urgings by Christian reformers who wanted it as a way to spread virtue in home life. But Lincoln did so during the darkest days of the Civil War, taking what was then only a tradition in New England and Texas and saying in his 1863 proclamation that the holiday was for "the whole American people." (The South didn't embrace it until decades later.)
Now in 2007, after the long years of war in Iraq and Afghanistan, President Bush is asking in his Thanksgiving Proclamation for the nation to stand behind the American soldiers "who defend liberty ... [and] advance the cause of freedom." That he would cite those two lofty causes at a time of divided opinion about the Iraq war fits a pattern of presidents using Thanksgiving to unify Americans.
George Washington set a day for thanksgiving to buck up the Colonies during the Revolutionary War. In 1789, as a new nation tried to rally around a much-debated Constitution, the first president then set aside Nov. 26 of that year as "A Day of Publick Thanksgiving and Prayer."