How To Make Your Door Close Automatically With A Water Bottle

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How to make your door close automatically with a water bottle. You can do this within a few minutes. Make a patio sliding door close automatically with a water bottle. If you have dogs young children or irresponsible adults that know how to open a sliding door but not close it this brilliant 3 50 diy is for you. This is what happens when you put a water bottle in between a closing elevator door pretty lame right.

5 40 diy door stop ideas a great list of things you probably have round the house that could be used to make the fabric covering old jeans a painter s drop cloth leftover upholstery fabric linen tea towels burlap scraps and the filling fish tank gravel kitty litter sand pebbles beans for your diy door stopper. Put a slight bend in the old hinge pin. We have those on the door between the garage and the house. Place your hinge pin on a scrap piece of wood.

Find out why close. Ours does not close fast or firmly but it does close enough to click so it can t be just pushed open. If your door only has two hinge pins then completely close it and remove the hinge while the door is in this position. Many times if you live in a hostel you might have experienced this problem that your friends enter your room and leave without closing the door and you have to walk up to the door every now and then to close and that is way too annoying.

You ve got an automatic sliding door as the video above demonstrates. Here is a simple diy guide to solve this problem. Actually annoying when making multiple trips in with groceries etc. Its part of the building code here to make sure the door is always closed in case of a fire in the garage.

I stopped because i would have got into some trouble with the police men. Make a patio sliding door close automatically with a water bottle. Hook up a bottle of water or sand to a small pulley with some nylon string and voila. A suggested video will automatically play next.

The striker on the door handle will help to keep the door hinges aligned while you remove the pin.