How to Install a Keychain?
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Use a thin card or hairpin you have at hand, and apply the lever principle to pry open a small gap to thread the keys through. You can use a straw, as long as it can pass through the keyhole. Cut out a small section. If the straw doesn't have a bend, you don't need to cut it. Insert one end of the straw into the open end of the key ring—it will go in easily. Then thread the key through the straw.
I recently learned how to attach a keychain, and it's actually quite simple. First, take a keyring, usually a small metal loop with an opening at one end. Gently pry it open with your fingers or pliers to create a gap. Then, slide your car key through—note that the end of the key has a small hole; align it and slip it in. Next, attach the keychain you want to hang, which can be any small decoration, like an animal-shaped charm or a company logo, but make sure it's not too heavy. When attaching car keys, smart keys are particularly fragile—avoid hanging heavy items, as pressing the buttons too hard could damage them. Traditional mechanical keys are more durable. Finally, press the opening of the ring tightly and apply some force to ensure it doesn’t loosen, otherwise, it might fall off while driving over bumps. I once dropped my keys, and picking them up was a hassle, so I recommend checking the ring’s tightness regularly. Opt for lightweight plastic keychains for safety, and don’t hang too many—one or two is enough.
