Can the filling be sculpted to desired form? I have sore ears and like to scoop out a hole to diminish pressure on them. Will these do that?
1048960
It definitely is "squishy" and may accommodate what you need. I just thought it was ....too pliable but it may work for what you are looking for in a pillow.
1048961
These are the best pillows I have ever had it life, they respond to every human need . Literally.
1048962
No. I think a memory foam pillow would work better for you, or a foam pillow that you can scoop away some of the foam.
1048963
These are very soft thin pillows. Provide little neck support. Not sure they would suit as thet become very flat when laid on
1386376
This does require some squeezing. Very little, not bad, but squeezing is required. I think you may find that very little effort is required. Whether that effort is too much for you, I can't be sure. Them effort seems minimal for me, but may be too much for you. Sorry I can't provide a better answer. Good luck!
1622934
No. You are suppose to push them in the ear canal until you get a good fit. I did not find the Peltor ear plugs to be and different or effective than foam plugs.
585284
Just make sure to twist clockwise to remove for filling. It's bass ackwards from what you think.
180034
That can happen.I would recommend trimming the end of the plugs.Thatway they do not stick so far out of your ear and thus rub against pillow.
1735737
Air filled but I think they'd be pretty hard to pop. There's a valve to add air but I don't think I'll ever have to do that.
1456843
Quite frankly, they work really well for me, but as my ex who was a nurse told me, you are asian, and you have really large ear channels... there fore they fit, people with smaller ear channels have a more difficult time getting them to fit comfortably... I would chop the larger flange off, to get them deeper into my ear... They do really well as noise blocking ear plugs.
880829
They are hollow, but you have to squeeze them really hard to figure that out. They are very sturdy. You would have to work pretty hard to put a hole into it.
400632
I have, I presume, average sized ears and they fit entirely inside the "cup". That said, I have very sensitive ears and I don't like anything pressing against them. These work very well for me as the cushion is deep enough. Your mileage may vary.
1087736
Hmm, not sure about that. I've seen much thicker tubes and you're probably better off going with that. I can see these bending under pressure.
2240964
Sorry, I don't know. I squeezed them after reading your question and they could be sand filled but again, I don't know.
756575
No, I fill my tires just as I did before I put these in. If you think about it, it really should not make any difference anyway since the air Pressure is what you are measuring, not the volume. The liners work, they are worth it.
23228
They might. I've given a couple of them away to friends and they seem to like them. If you have small ears then they might put too much pressure on the ears and feel a bit of discomfort
1653391
You have to roll them in the palm of your hand to soften them - then push the round ball into the ear as best you can firmly. Sometimes you can't stop some air from coming in. It still works better than anything else out there.
1388499
Hi, not at all. I wear them more than once and sometimes I move it around--you do not want to put it in the same hole each time, as you want it to have some friction in order for it not to sag. I am not able to wear wire earrings without these - as love them and would not be without them. Hope this helps!
437642
I had a similar situation. they do not fit well over existing. however I got the Dremel and trimmed them. I made them fit. Used the plastic beads to secure them in place and they did fine. but make no mistake! You cannot eat with them.
62941
I think it would work to strain lumps unless they are really small lumps.i hope that helps.