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Good handles and locksets are essential for home security. There are two main types of locksets to consider, depending on the door type and its placement in your home. Cylinder locksets are well-suited to interior doors and bedrooms where privacy is more of a concern than security. Mortise locksets, also known as deadbolt locksets, feature a deadbolt which makes them ideal for use as a front door lockset. You can choose from multiple styles to suit your door or home decor including handle sets, knobsets and gripsets.

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What is a privacy lockset?

A privacy lockset requires a key to unlock the door handle and open the door. It is commonly used for areas of your home where privacy is desired, such as bathrooms and bedrooms. A passage set does not require a key and is most for closets and common area rooms.

How do you remove a door handle?

Most door handles are mounted in one of three ways. If the mounting screws are exposed you can simply remove them and pull out the handle assembly. If no screws are visible then access may be through the cover plate at the base of the handle. Check for a small notch or cut-out, then insert a small flathead screwdriver to pry it off and expose the mounting screws. If neither of these methods works your door handle may have a recessed fastener. Check the neck of the knob or lever for a small hole and use a flashlight to look inside. If you see a screwhead use the appropriate screwdriver to remove the screw. If you see a hex-head screw you’ll need a hex key to remove the screw. If you don’t see a screwhead, the hole contains a spring mechanism. Use a paper clip or awl to depress the spring and slide the handle out.

Are Smart Door Locks secure?

Yes, they have all the same safety features as a traditional lock, minus the keys that could be lost or stolen. Today’s Smart Door Locks also include 128-bit encryption and two-factor authentication for even stronger security. If your Smart Lock has a keypad it will lock automatically after several unsuccessful attempts. You can also connect your Smart Lock with your Smart Home Security System so you can see who’s at the door, or have it lock automatically lock when your cameras detect motion.

How do I reset a combination padlock?

If you don’t know the current combination you cannot reset the lock. You’ll need to call a locksmith or purchase a new padlock. If you do know the combination the process is fairly simple:

Set the dials to the current combination and open the lock
Press and hold down the reset button
If the button is recessed, you’ll need to use the reset tool or change code key that came with your lock, or a straightened paper clip
Push the tool into the hole until you feel resistance, then turn it 90 degrees in either direction until you hear a click
While holding the reset button or reset tool in place, turn the dials to your desired new combination
Release the reset button or remove the reset tool by turning it back 90 degrees
Close the lock and scramble the dials
Enter the new combination and test the lock to make sure it opens

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