Showing posts with label drowning out loud roommates. Show all posts
Showing posts with label drowning out loud roommates. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 18, 2014

Dealing with a Noisy Roommate


#NoisyRoommate living in your apartment with you?  Learn how to drown out their noise from eHow before you lose your mind or your hearing!

White noise is a great way to mask the noise a roommate makes.  Place a white noise machine, fan, or cd that plays noises like a waterfall right next to your bed to drown out the other sounds in your apartment.  You can also download a white noise app on your phone for free.

Buy noise-cancelling earplugs to allow you to sleep in silence.  When you are awake, noise cancelling headphones work well, but just don't turn the music up so loud you damage your hearing.

Soundproofing curtains are great for in front of windows, door frames and shared walls to absorb sound from the other parts of your apartment and from outside your home.

Make sure to talk to your housemate, though.  In a non-confrontational way, tell them how loud they are being and how it is affecting you.  You just might be able to get them to cut down the noise.

Need help finding a quiet apartment?  Give Apartment Experts South a call today at 512-416-8100 for the latest move-in specials, vacancies, and amenities at all the best complexes in Austin!

Sunday, March 2, 2014

Drowning Out a Loud Roommate


Got a #LoudRoommate?  Check out eHow's article on drowning out loud roommates and make your #apartment a quiet zone once again!

Use white noise.  If shutting your door isn't enough, try a fan, a white noise machine, or a cd that plays relaxing noises like a waterfall and put it right next to your bed. You can also download a white noise app on your phone and use that.

Buy noise-canceling earplugs to block out all extra noise so you can sleep in silence.  When you're awake, you can use headphones to listen to your own music, but be careful not to turn the music up so loud that you damage your hearing.

Use soundproofing curtains in front of windows, door frames and shared walls.  This will absorb some of the sound coming from the other parts of your apartment.

Don't just suffer in silence, though.  Talk to your roommate about how loud they are being and how it is affecting you.  You just might be able to get them to be quiet.

Need help finding a quiet apartment for one?  Give Apartment Experts North a call today at 512-339-4411.