Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Will this fit most standard doors? and I'm worried that it will squeeze kids fingers??
Document: I have two problem populations in my house: one is 18 and the other is over 80. Neither seem to grasp the benefits of closing the door (to the outside) after they go through it. Any nagging on my part receives the standard answer, "But I'm coming back in." I concede that this is almost always true. The question is the amount of time that will pass between their exit and re-entry.
Instructions: &lt;...>I ordered 2 of these for my backyard door. I was tired of closing the door for my dogs to come back in. Installation is only slightly more complicated than a standard hinge as you have to tension the spring for it to work. Just know that these hinges CLOSE doors not open them. If you over tension the springs, you may break them when you open the door.
Overall excellent quality and standard radius fit at a much cheaper price than the big box hardware stores at which I couldn't find this kind of hinge with the correct radius in stock anyway.
Easy to install. Sturdy with adjustable tension. I bought two and have them set so the don't crush kid fingers. It doesn't quite latch, but I don't have doors standing wide open in 100 degree heat. I've messed with the tension several times to get it the way I want. I have just one per door.
Works great, now I don't have to yell at the kids to shut the door when the AC is blasting during the summer!
Title says it all. Easy to install, word as advertised. The spring isn't strong enough to slam the door shut, but I'm using it on a heavy front door. What it does do is close it to the threshold to keep it from staying open.
Also, I used them on my front door and the metal fire door that goes to the garage, I would recommend using two at a minimum for these heavy doors.
Used this on my, home, rear yard door. I have a swimming pool, in the yard, and for safty reasons you are required to have doors, to that area,  that close when released. This works as described & I would recommend them.
My regular 8 piece standard Allen set didn't have a match for this one. Again I had to dig into my tool box to to find an Allen key to match.I think one of the reviews said this wasn't a do it yourself hinge and I agree. I managed to get it done but I can't imagine it will work for everyone.
Installed on a steel door between my garage and utility room. Hinge was heavy duty and spring was strong enough that replacing only the top hinge was enough to provide a slow closure which is what I wanted. I still have to give the door a final push for it to get over the threshhold but it closes the door enough while I'm carrying things from the garage to the house to keep flies etc. out. As others have said, there are no "instructions" included.
Answer: yes