my husband talks in his sleep will these make it so i dont hear him i hope so?
450550
I'd say don't waste your money. These don't fit well and therefore won't block noise well. You would be better off buying silicone accordion style earplugs like those used in industrial/factory settings. As least you can get those to fit tightly in the ear canal and are easy to remove.
450551
It really depends on how loud he talks. I usually can't hear my husband snoring unless he snores very loudly. If I do, I usually will push the seal tighter on my ear plugs or get a new pair so the seal is tight. It will not block out loud noise, but it does a great job of blocking most noise. I think loud noises are tough with any ear protection.
450552
Kassy, If they are positioned correctly, it should block him out. My husband does the same thing plus occasionally snores and I never hear him. I only use one for both ears because for me they are too thick to be comfortable. Just be sure you get it pretty equally divided and fashion it to fit. I hope this helps.
450553
I guess it depends on how loud he's actually speaking, how light a sleeper you are, and how far in you are willing to press in those earplugs (lol). Personally, I must be a very light sleeper, because even if my husband is just sleeping with his mouth open and hasn't even BEGUN to start snoring yet, it wakes me up. So, I find I have to really press a wad of these wax-like earplugs into my ear enough to block out even light sounds. As I've said before, tho', these are the ONLY earplugs that have worked for me in many years for heaving snoring (plus, it seems that the older I get, the less soundly I sleep). I hope they will help you filter out your husband's nighttime story-telling! I guess it depends on how loud he's actually speaking, how light a sleeper you are, and how far in you are willing to press in those earplugs (lol). Personally, I must be a very light sleeper, because even if my husband is just sleeping with his mouth open and hasn't even BEGUN to start snoring yet, it wakes me up. So, I find I have to really press a wad of these wax-like earplugs into my ear enough to block out even light sounds. As I've said before, tho', these are the ONLY earplugs that have worked for me in many years for heaving snoring (plus, it seems that the older I get, the less... » Read More I guess it depends on how loud he's actually speaking, how light a sleeper you are, and how far in you are willing to press in those earplugs (lol). Personally, I must be a very light sleeper, because even if my husband is just sleeping with his mouth open and hasn't even BEGUN to start snoring yet, it wakes me up. So, I find I have to really press a wad of these wax-like earplugs into my ear enough to block out even light sounds. As I've said before, tho', these are the ONLY earplugs that have worked for me in many years for heaving snoring (plus, it seems that the older I get, the less soundly I sleep). I hope they will help you filter out your husband's nighttime story-telling! « Show Less
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Yes, they should. Unless he talks very loud. You just have to make sure you press them so they really stick to the skin of the outer ear. My husband snores and I never hear him nor the cat meowing in the morning.
450555
I guess it depends on how loud he's actually speaking, how light a sleeper you are, and how far in you are willing to press in those earplugs (lol). Personally, I must be a very light sleeper, because even if my husband is just sleeping with his mouth open and hasn't even BEGUN to start snoring yet, it wakes me up. So, I find I have to really press a wad of these wax-like earplugs into my ear enough to block out even light sounds. As I've said before, tho', these are the ONLY earplugs that have worked for me in many years for heaving snoring (plus, it seems that the older I get, the less soundly I sleep). I hope they will help you filter out your husband's nighttime story-telling!
414325
Hi, sorry to hear about your husband. The controls on these headphones are on the right hand side, if he has use of his right hand he should be able to get along fine. I hope this helps. B
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They would probably work pretty well as far as blocking out those noises once you are already asleep or are falling asleep. They are good for muffling those kind of noises well but not so good at deep rumbling noises that kind of shake the walls. I guess that's a good thing though, so you could still hear someone banging on the door if necessary.
393150
NO! They cut down on ambient noise but a loud item such as a chain saw or lawn mower is out of the question! If I pay attention I can hear what my wife is trying to tell me, while I have them on
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Not if they were within a few metres and talking relatively loudly and you were paying attention. Yes if they were further away, whispering, or you were in your own little dream world (as sometimes I can be inclined to be...) I found that I took them off when having a detailed conversation about the next bit of the work as was just easier, but could still hear when hubby came over and asked if it was time for a cup of tea!
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Not that I know of. My husband has used these when I want to go to sleep and my dad was given these because he is the only one that watches TV and no one else could have a conversation around him.
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I would think not, they were snug on my head and I wear a small hat size. Also, if he sleeps on his side at all, avoid these because the speakers are large and WILL hurt! I got a new pair of Acoustic Sheep Sleepphones and those are really nice. Small speakers and very comfortable, also, they come in different sizes.
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Yes, but you may want to turn down the volume. Husband is hard of hearing so ours is turned up. He has no problem hearing and understanding.
797362
I would say "yes." My husband is pretty hard of hearing and even he doesn't set it at maximum volume.
789508
The snoring noise will be reduced somewhat but if it is loud snoring I think you will be wasting your money. :)
2249229
Absolutely not. I get up a couple times at night and my husband never wakes up. Love this bed!
884103
They'll muffle the noise but know that it may be a little uncomfortable to sleep with something in your ear. My suggestion would be to fix the source of the noise, if possible. Good luck.
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it depends on where you set the volume. My husband doesn't hear it during the night. If you have the volume up they will. I put the speaker under my ear so the volume can be low, just make a dent in your pillow and put you ear on the speaker works great for me.
327886
if your tv has a cord for headphone like a labtop yes but you have two cords one long and the other short its going to be hard mot to disturb your husband because they are really loud .
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No they will not. As another reviewer commented, they are great for protecting your hearing. Their main selling point is that you are supposed to be able to still hear everything as if you had no earplugs in. So no, they don't block snoring.
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My wife says that my snoring is much louder than crickets. They should work.
417048
No they will not, these headphones really are great in that aspect. The noise isolation is incredible. I have had multiple occasions where people have been trying to talk to me while I was using them, and I had no idea anyone was trying to talk to me. They told me they couldn't hear the music at all, but it was loud enough for me to not be able to tell anyone was talking to me.