Advice about snoring partner

[Peter]

Well, no. Over the face, of course. Much more efficient! The better wives I can do with for a couple of months.

Peter

[JonW]

Thanks for clarifying, Peter!

[Peter]

No problem, Jon. Of course I try to be very compassionate about it.

Peter

[Happyogababe]

'I've used a pillow to muffle the sound.'

Presumably the pillow goes over your ears rather than the snorer's face?
Jon

I'd think so.

[Happyogababe]

Hi Happy,

Every 2 years or so, I buy a box with 200 pairs of ear plugs that reduce the volume with 35 dB (which is a lot). I've been using them for years, whenever I want absolute silence. That might be an option too.

Peter

Gonna give them another try

[debbieko]

Can you try a white noise machine to muffle the sound? I have one in my daughter's room to help her sleep, as we live in an apartment on a busy street. It also muffles my neighbor's snoring. I believe we paid 50 dollars for ours but there are less expensive options.

[Happyogababe]

Can you try a white noise machine to muffle the sound? I have one in my daughter's room to help her sleep, as we live in an apartment on a busy street. It also muffles my neighbor's snoring. I believe we paid 50 dollars for ours but there are less expensive options.

Hi debbieko

Thanks for that, I'll look into it, sounds like an option.

[JonW]

Another option is noise-cancelling headphones. I have a pair that I use when I fly. They blot out a lot of noise but not all - screaming babies still find their way through. I suppose screaming babies would find their way through most things.

[Happyogababe]

Another option is noise-cancelling headphones. I have a pair that I use when I fly. They blot out a lot of noise but not all - screaming babies still find their way through. I suppose screaming babies would find their way through most things.

Oh, I've not seen those, that's another option to look into, thank you Yes screaming babies do get through most things.

[Gareth]

Chloroform?

Sorry...not very helpful.