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Cloverjo | 20:02 Fri 01st Dec 2017 | ChatterBank
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Has anyone tried aluminium ear plugs? I keep getting ads for these on my FB page
https://www.ear-plugs.co.uk/products/isolate-aluminium-ear-plugs?variant=36921846724&gclid=Cj0KCQiAmITRBRCSARIsAEOZmr5HEWFyh4pJHdNzGP1sVpkYK-JrpnWi08dnRq1t5S0ytZ8ytwlMq3AaAiRVEALw_wcB
I'm tempted but they are quite expensive. My OH is quite deaf so has headphones to listen to the telly, but even with the external sound muted and two wax earplugs in each ear I can still here it from his headphones. And I can hear him breathe. Would these aluminium ones block it all out?
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These are the ear plugs that I ( have to ) wear at work, jo.
http://au.rs-online.com/largeimages/F0282754-01.jpg

I wouldn't mind giving those aluminium plugs a try.
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Thanks, tonyav. where do you get them from?
Mine are issued to the factory floor workers by da management, jo.

However looks like Amazon have them.
Amazon.co.uk User Recommendation
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Thanks, tonyav. Hopefully no more sleepless nights trying to sleep in the bath of a hotel room :)
If you do get those, jo. A little tip for you, most of the lads ( including myself ) pull the Yellow plugs off the string and put them in our ears as the string tends to irritate ( makes your neck itch ) our necks.
Mind you if you intend sleeping with them in your ears if you remove them from the string you'll be probably be having to search the bed in the mornings looking for them.
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Thank you again, tonyav. I really don't want to try sleeping in the bath again, so will hope the things stay in my ears for long enough for me to get a bit of sleep.

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