Inhale/exhale sounds driving me nuts!

Goofproof wrote:

palerider wrote:

ChicagoGranny wrote: focus on one person making some lighthearted wisecracks.

Goofproof wrote:The important question, which should you be more concerned about, your husband's breathing noises or finding him in bed not breathing. I'd hope my wife chose the former not the latter. Jim

that's far and away from a 'lighthearted wisecrack'.

And evidently you have no idea what sarcasm is. Probably a PC problem, or just one more stur of the pot. Jim

doesn't matter what I thought, it's what the person who you drove off the forum with your comment thought.

but, then, you never have cared about other people, have ya

Sir NoddinOff wrote:The OP has probably left in a huff but for others out there: I like these ear plugs... this may not be the cheapest price but you know how to do that, if you want.

http://www.amazon.com/Macks-Pillow-Sili ... +ear+plugs

Hey, it's the internet, no one expects it to be perfect or even polite.

Noise cancelling earphones, or nice to have too. Jim

Too bad neither come with a sense of humor, it seem the PC's have run most of it off.

Sounds like you have probably left unfortunately, but some masks definitely make more noise than others. If he really likes the mask and it is doing what it should for him, I would suggest using a sound machine to block out the sound. I've slept with one for years and love my dohm sound machine, just like a fan. I know it's hard to listen to sarcasm when you are new here and desperate and just seeking a real answer, sorry.

These are my favorite ear plugs, been using them for years. They're foam and I like the softness and the sound deading qualities:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001J4 ... detailpage

Personally, I've been filtering out Mr. Goof for some time now. Helps my peace of mind.

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