Funny! its a 2 way road

Never thought about my snoring before because the wife would just go to another bedroom if she was bothered. Since starting Bipap and no longer snoring, now I have to listen to her snore. No where near like me but just enough to make it hard to get to sleep. We have been married 24 years so I guess I will keep her. Michael

I had the same problem .... so I got her a bipap too.

My wife doesn't snore, but late at night she does listen to that damned Coast to Coast AM radio with George Noory (she forgets to turn it off and just falls asleep). I don't know what is worse: Noory or snoring. It's funny, but when the formidable Art Bell was hosting that show it never bothered me at all, mostly because his voice was so bassy and mellow... very soothing. Noory, not so much. Sorry for getting side-tracked.

Maybe a home sleep study is in order for your wife.

Hornnumb2 wrote:Never thought about my snoring before because the wife would just go to another bedroom if she was bothered. Since starting Bipap and no longer snoring, now I have to listen to her snore. No where near like me but just enough to make it hard to get to sleep. We have been married 24 years so I guess I will keep her. Michael

like grayghost says, get her a machine too.. I did the same thing to my bedmate... "wear this and you don't have to sleep in the spare room" "ok".

Sir NoddinOff wrote: It's funny, but when the formidable Art Bell was hosting that show it never bothered me at all, mostly because his voice was so bassy and mellow... very soothing.

I listened to Art back when I was working nights.

Sir NoddinOff wrote:My wife doesn't snore, but late at night she does listen to that damned Coast to Coast AM radio with George Noory (she forgets to turn it off and just falls asleep). I don't know what is worse: Noory or snoring. It's funny, but when the formidable Art Bell was hosting that show it never bothered me at all, mostly because his voice was so bassy and mellow... very soothing. Noory, not so much. Sorry for getting side-tracked.

Maybe a home sleep study is in order for your wife.

Sleep Phones: http://www.amazon.com/Headphones-Sleepi ... leepphones

Sir NoddinOff wrote:My wife doesn't snore, but late at night she does listen to that damned Coast to Coast AM radio with George Noory (she forgets to turn it off and just falls asleep). I don't know what is worse: Noory or snoring. It's funny, but when the formidable Art Bell was hosting that show it never bothered me at all, mostly because his voice was so bassy and mellow... very soothing. Noory, not so much. Sorry for getting side-tracked.

Maybe a home sleep study is in order for your wife.

Most clock radios have a sleep timer. Press the sleep button, it turns on the radio for 60 minutes and turns it off automatically. Press again for another 60 minutes if you're still awake. Replacement clock radios are cheap...

I wish my XM radio had a sleep timer. I like to listen to Classic Radio at night.
All the old radio shows of the fifties; Jack Benny, Bob Hope, Our Miss Brooks, Johnny Dollar,
The Shadow, Sherlock Holmes, so many I had forgotten.

Janknitz wrote:

Sir NoddinOff wrote:My wife doesn't snore, but late at night she does listen to that damned Coast to Coast AM radio with George Noory (she forgets to turn it off and just falls asleep). I don't know what is worse: Noory or snoring. It's funny, but when the formidable Art Bell was hosting that show it never bothered me at all, mostly because his voice was so bassy and mellow... very soothing. Noory, not so much. Sorry for getting side-tracked.

Maybe a home sleep study is in order for your wife.

Sleep Phones: http://www.amazon.com/Headphones-Sleepi ... leepphones

Thanks, Jan... the headband with speakers look interesting. Might be too hot in the summer here in California but I'll check 'em out for winter use.

Sir NoddinOff wrote:

Janknitz wrote:

Sir NoddinOff wrote:My wife doesn't snore, but late at night she does listen to that damned Coast to Coast AM radio with George Noory (she forgets to turn it off and just falls asleep). I don't know what is worse: Noory or snoring. It's funny, but when the formidable Art Bell was hosting that show it never bothered me at all, mostly because his voice was so bassy and mellow... very soothing. Noory, not so much. Sorry for getting side-tracked.

Maybe a home sleep study is in order for your wife.

Sleep Phones: http://www.amazon.com/Headphones-Sleepi ... leepphones

Thanks, Jan... the headband with speakers look interesting. Might be too hot in the summer here in California but I'll check 'em out for winter use.

No kidding, I just got these about a week ago. They can be hot. I haven't figured out how to get the speakers out to wash the headband. These are "wired" speakers, that means they are not bluetooth or wireless. I've been wearing these with the wire in the back, which is somewhat where my ears are in relation to the speakers.

Overall I like them. When the room is cooler in winter like the first day or two I had these, I wore them under my headgear. I liked the fact the headband cushioned the T brace that touches my forehead. It made that more comfortable.

GB, the speakers can be removed through an opening in the seam at inside center back.
I have a pair myself.