How To Open A Door Inside That Needs A Key?

To unlock a door without a key, there are several methods available. For interior doors with “privacy handles”, use a small screwdriver or thin tool. If locked on the other side, look for a tiny hole on the doorknob and push an eyeglasses screwdriver, paper clip, or butter knife into this hole. To unlock a door with a keyhole, pick the lock with two bobby pins and bend the closed end of one to form a 90-degree angle.

There are seven different ways to unlock a door in ascending order: using a bump key, bumping a lock, credit card on a spring-style lock, or installing a completely new lock. In some cases, you may need someone to fashion a new key, carry out a broken key extraction, or install a completely new lock.

In the case of a bedroom door that requires a key, there are several methods to try. In the absence of a key, you can use a paper clip, plastic card, a screwdriver, or a hammer. Use the bobby pin to push up the pins inside the lock one at a time, and the inner cylinder will turn, allowing the door to unlock.

Most bedroom doors can be unlocked by inserting a slender screwdriver, end of a wire clothes hanger, or a medium-sized nail into the hole that’s inside the door. Gently press on the door while pulling the cord to open the handle, and make a copy of the key.

In summary, there are at least 13 different ways to unlock a door without a key, including using a key, a key, a door wedge, or a combination of these methods.