The keyhole blocker is a small cylinder lock that fits into the keyhole of a locked door.

Once inserted and locked, it prevents anyone from opening the door lock until the blocker is removed.

This device enhances security by stopping unauthorized access and is suitable for residential, office, or commercial spaces.

1. Usage Instructions for Keyhole Blocker:
2. Prepare the Door: Ensure the door is fully closed and locked using the regular key.
3. Insert the Keyhole Blocker:
• Take the keyhole blocker and align it with the keyhole of the door lock.
• Carefully insert the blocker into the keyhole.
4. Lock the Blocker:
• Use the provided key to turn the lock on the keyhole blocker.
• Ensure it is securely locked in place.
5. Confirm Security:
• Attempt to insert a key into the door lock to ensure the blocker is functioning properly and preventing access.
6. To Remove:
• Use the key for the keyhole blocker to unlock it.
• Gently pull the blocker out of the keyhole.
7. Regular Check:

1. Alternative Uses for Keyhole Blocker:
2. Temporary Access Control: Use the keyhole blocker in shared spaces, such as offices or rental properties, to restrict access temporarily when not in use.
3. Security for Vacant Properties: Ideal for securing vacant homes or buildings, preventing unauthorized entry until the property is rented or sold.
4. Child Safety: Install in areas where children may accidentally access locked cabinets or rooms, providing an extra layer of safety.
5. Preventing Unauthorized Duplication: Block the keyhole of sensitive locks to prevent unauthorized individuals from attempting to make duplicate keys.
6. Securing Sensitive Documents: Use in filing cabinets or drawers containing confidential information, ensuring that only authorized users can access the lock.
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