noise

catoutthebag

sniggings wrote: »

try these, very comfy, you really don't know you're wearing them, and block a lot of noise, much better than bioears

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Moldex-Contours-Natural-Adapting-Earplugs/dp/B007QAZS6S/ref=pd_bia_nav_i_1?ie=UTF8&refRID=02G04MDJ5PZM62RB0AHY

Ordered. Thank you:j

Upsidedown_Bear

Hello :hello:

I've copied my post from another thread about earplugs and noise.

Upsidedown_Bear wrote: »

Hi OP :hello:

You have my sympathy - I'm hugely sensitive to noise and it can make my life miserable if I'm not careful.
I'm still learning to deal with it but one thing I recommend if you don't use them already is earplugs. I spent a number of months trying out all the earplugs I could find to see which ones worked best. There are lots of different types/sizes etc.
Snorestore sell sample packs of earplugs so you can try out a few different kinds.
I now use these:
Quies Solos
Quies

Other sellers are available :cool:

These are no good for sleeping in but for cutting out daytime noise I also got a pair of these:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/301920964692

They come highly recommended



[IMG]http://m.cdn.!!!!!!!!/ol/oltalom/skyfall_3m_peltor.jpg[/IMG]Earplugs in and ear defenders on and I'm in my own little bubble of peace and quiet
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I think terraces are as hit and miss as flats with regard to noise. Some are well built and sound proofed and you have quiet neighbours while others have thin walls and neighbours who want to play Tom Jones very loud until 3am every night :eek:

Dan-Dan

catoutthebag wrote: »

Ah a pedantic troll. So many of you little fellas now.

I'm a HOMEOWNER

Dont take it personally, the quote you refer to here is just malicious, ignore it

Davesnave

Dan-Dan wrote: »

Dont take it personally, the quote you refer to here is just malicious, ignore it

And they lie....

TheCountofNowhere wrote: »

PS. I won't post again.

Guest101

catoutthebag wrote: »

Ah a pedantic troll. So many of you little fellas now.

I'm a HOMEOWNER

Leaseholder*

sniggings

catoutthebag wrote: »

Ah I thought bioears were supposed to be the best.

Thanks I'll give these a try too.

Im always concerned about not hearing tjd alarm with plugs on, which doesn't help me getting to sleep sometimes when I need to use them

I guess it's what works best for you, I have tried loads, and these are best by far.

Don't expect them to block out all noise, as nothing can do that, as your body amplifies sound too, they block it just enough for you to get to sleep and not be woken up by loudish noises.

Check out a youtube vid to make sure you fit them correctly as that helps them stay in all night and block the max noise.

Don't worry you will hear your alarm