Free Pair Goodnight Earplugs

[kamranziadar]

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[Juno]

nice find!

 

[Muse]

Thanks OP.

I used to use earplugs nightly, but now only occasionally. After a while I had a reaction during the day (after removal!) where my ears would sometimes get itchy.

I also used to use earplugs for loud noise situations, particularly in my workroom (power tools, mostly), but recently got sound-blocking earmuffs, which are WAY more convenient and quite effective.

These appear to be 30 db ear plugs, pretty effective, but not more so than the ones I still have. Anyway, I filled out the online form and will give them a try.

 

[kamranziadar]

Well the best thing will be if we get it.

 

[Cleaner]

I love that they have a baby crying and the mom is sleeping peacefully through it. What if the baby is crying for a reason? Bad parenting prevails!!

 

[CoBRaXT]

Originally posted by: Cleaner
I love that they have a baby crying and the mom is sleeping peacefully through it. What if the baby is crying for a reason? Bad parenting prevails!!

actually, if you look closely, you can see that her eyes pop open when the baby cries as well as when the alarm clock goes off. looks kinda creepy if you ask me...

 

[Vikroda]

Originally posted by: Cleaner
I love that they have a baby crying and the mom is sleeping peacefully through it. What if the baby is crying for a reason? Bad parenting prevails!!

No, the lady wakes up because she hears her baby crying. It's the man's snoring that she can't hear. edit: beaten by CoBRaXT

 

[SirPsycho]

Some of the descriptions on this website are pretty funny.

"It is estimated that snoring sounds average in the 50-60 dB range, but according to Guinness World Records 2000, the world's loudest snorer is a Swedish gentleman who was measured at 93 dB. The previous record holder was a Brit who hit 87.5 dB. His wife, coincidentally, was deaf in one ear. This appears to be an area where Americans could compete."

I remember hearing my dad snore as a kid. He could shake the walls.

Also, if you notice, "mom"'s eyes open when the baby cries and when the alarm clock goes off, but not when "dad" is snoring.

I also find it amusing that "mom" and "dad" are wearing their wedding rings to bed. Who does that? I'm sure some people do, but I'd be afraid I'd smack my wife in the head with it if I flailed around too much while I was sleeping. Sure, it would not be pleasant to get tagged with your partner's hand in the middle of the night, but it wouldn't be as bad as getting hit with a piece of metal. 😛

 

[rustyjeep]

I had never thought to take my ring off before bed. Most likely, if I did take it off I'd forget to put it back on the next day. I'd rather smack the wife on accident than get the "Why aren't you wearing your ring?!?" argument

 

[hornet2060]

thanks

 

[govtcheez75]

I need these BAAAD! My gf grinds her teeth very loudly while sleeping. I haven't gotten a good night of sleep in a while.

 

[Chunkee]

wow

 

[mscdex0]

Originally posted by: govtcheez75
I need these BAAAD! My gf grinds her teeth very loudly while sleeping. I haven't gotten a good night of sleep in a while.

I think that's the first time I've heard of that. :Q

 

[bigfil]

thanks op
i needed this
hehe

 

[akubi]

cool, thanks!

 

[Vikroda]

Originally posted by: govtcheez75
I need these BAAAD! My gf grinds her teeth very loudly while sleeping. I haven't gotten a good night of sleep in a while.

I ground off the top layer of my enamel on a bunch of my teeth. Now I wear a plastic nightguard to prevent further loss.

 

[Souka]

I wonder when ear plugs will have a mp3 player built in....hehhhe....holds a few songs and enuf charge to play them....

🙂

 

[bigboxes]

Originally posted by: SirPsychoI also find it amusing that "mom" and "dad" are wearing their wedding rings to bed. Who does that?

The only time I take off my wedding ring in the last 12 years is when I am working with dangerous equipment (and I could wear gloves). Other than that it stays on all the time. I seriously doubt that the little ring of metal will strike you so as to hurt you more than the knuckle, but maybe your wife is not hitting you by accident. "Oops! Sorry about that honey. It will never happen again." 😛

 

[Nightfall]

Originally posted by: govtcheez75
I need these BAAAD! My gf grinds her teeth very loudly while sleeping. I haven't gotten a good night of sleep in a while.

Sounds like someone needs a bite splint. Teeth grinding can be really bad for your dental health.

 

[imported_blablabla]

Originally posted by: rustyjeep
I had never thought to take my ring off before bed. Most likely, if I did take it off I'd forget to put it back on the next day. I'd rather smack the wife on accident than get the "Why aren't you wearing your ring?!?" argument

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LOL... *until I realized that at some point in the near future ill have to deal with it....*