My friend is here from out of town and snoring like a monster?
Nov 19, 2010 in
Stop Snoring
Question by Forever: My friend is here from out of town and snoring like a monster?
I cant sleep, my tv is on, and I can still here him. If I throw something at him he stops but then starts back up again. I’m really irritated. Is there a solution?
He is in another room and my door is closed and its so loud. I bet my neighbors can hear him too.
Best answer:
Answer by ike
if it’s that loud idk if i can help you
the only thing i can think of is tuck a towel under the door as best you can; it will dampen the noise a bit.
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4 comments
SparklingEyeShadow on November 19, 2010 at 10:43 pm
Suffocate him.
Lol,Nar Im only kidding. Wake him up gently and ask if he wants a glass of warm milk,If he says yes,get him some warm milk,It helps you sleep better and snores less.
If he says no,just say Okay then and go back to bed.
Earphones? Listen to your Ipod/Mp3.
Your on the pc,so why dont do some research on how to help people snoring?
Lurrve Cookiemonster <3
rustbucket_6111 on November 19, 2010 at 11:23 pm
Tell him about Slumber Guard
billystl on November 20, 2010 at 12:09 am
I snore something awful, and am reminded of it on business trips when I share a room with someone. I have enough rapport with them that we kind of joke about it, but then I promise (and actually do) buy some Breathe Right strips and Breathe Right snore spray. Apparently, that seems to help.
Foam ear plugs are also good – especially the ones designed to significantly reduce noise. You kind of squeeze/roll them before inserting them, and they expand to block the sound.
Renae on November 20, 2010 at 1:09 am
Tell him to sleep on his side. Tie something to back of his shirt so he doesnt roll on his back.
Sleep on your side.
People who sleep on their backs are more likely to snore as your tongue falls back towards your throat, partially blocking your airway.
Use nasal strips before going to sleep. They will open up your nostrils and allow more inflow of air and thus reduce snoring.