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| Soundproofing Does anyone have any suggestions for soundproofing my outer door to muffle all the hallway noise that passes thru as if it wasn't even there so that I can actually get some sleep and stop being sucha cranky whiner? |
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| Me too. I'm looking to sound proof my door so that I don't get woken up by the b*****d door slamming f****rs next door. |
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| ya that too, and people talking loudly...and the new baby on my floor that likes to scream |
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| you too? I'm suffering from the baby-next-door syndrome as well.... |
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| so what can we do? i need some sort of muffling device installed in my doorframe! |
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| I'm thinking of those draft excluder strips and maybe putting them all around the door. The thought of an internal curtain is not an option for me. |
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| can you get pink fiber glass insulation in HK, or is this climate not cold enough here to be available? |
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Made a massive difference - stopped almost all of the noise. |
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| anything for windows? |
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| i'm not sure that will work as the sound travels right thru the material in my door altogether. |
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