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Getting through burglar bars


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When faced with burglar bars on a window, remember that the anchors in the concrete will only tighten if you try to pry them loose. If cutting isn't an option, pound the anchors with a sledge. This will usually break the concrete around them, loosening them enough to pull free.

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