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12/2/2012 at 7:24am
 Location: East Yorkshire
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A few have mentioned ear plugs when camping but which ones do you use?

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12/2/2012 at 8:04am
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I have some from Boots, they're mouldable silicone, you get 3 pairs , they're pricy but work well

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12/2/2012 at 8:35am
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I use Howard Leight reusable ones, got a few pairs from eBay cheaply, like this listing:

Howard Leight Quiet Reusable Earplugs x 4 pairs eBay


Also corded ones like these:

Howard Leight Corded Reusable Earplugs x 2 pairs eBay

The "Quiet" ones are the ones I carry in my washbag. Once inserted, I would take the harder blue rod in the middle out as it hurts my ear when I sleep.

The corded ones are great as one is less likely to loose them, and I use them for work.

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12/2/2012 at 9:12am
 Location: West Yorks
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I dont bother with ear plugs. Just take my hearing aids out !!


12/2/2012 at 9:22am
 Location: North Wiltshire
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I use Snorestore. The first order I got was a sample pack and I was then able to work out which ear plugs I liked the best.

I preferred the mouldable ones in the end.


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12/2/2012 at 11:01am
 Location: Devon
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I swear by the Boots foam reuseable ones. If you heard my OH snore you'd know how good they are! About £3 for pack of 6. I gave them to my friend as her OH snoring was driving her mad. She now swears by them as well.


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12/2/2012 at 11:38am
 Location: Dorset
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We use the bog standard 3m earplugs like these

We use them for motorsport so it was worth buying a box but I always use earplugs when camping or in hotels so I keep pairs of them scattered around my travel bags.   I think our current box came from ebay.

I don't think you need to pay a fortune for earplug, ones like these provide good protection in high noise environments so are fine for domestic use and hygiene wise disposable ones avoid problems.

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12/2/2012 at 11:38am
 Location: Cumbernauld Scotland
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I Have to wear them at work (noise reduction)Several pairs throughout the day(change at breaks etc)so have an endless supply which I keep in the wee utility pocket in the tent...
Jelboy.

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12/2/2012 at 12:00pm
 Location: Argyll Scotland
 Outfit: 1997 Bailey Ranger 470 4
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We use These wax ear plugs from Boots.

They have strands of cotton wool running through them length wise and although quite large for sleeping on, if you use them one per night and half them length wise, using one half per ear, then they are comfortable to lie on.

However, a word of warning. We only use ear plugs very occasionally and only if we cannot get to sleep by any other means. I have to feel very secure with my surroundings and be aware that everything is as safe as can be with the people and equipment around me before I shut myself off from the general background hum of the campsite.

If something does go wrong with ours or another unit close by, I like to know that I will hear the kerfuffle instantly and be awake quickly enough to be able to do whatever I can for our own safety.



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12/2/2012 at 5:24pm
 Location: Cornwall
 Outfit: Outwell Carolina M Outbound Cheetah 4
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I use the orange ones from Super drug - 3 pairs per box, not sure on price, they come with their own little orange plastic container. I can still hear things ( I camp alone and dont want to be completely deaf) but not enough that it becomes instrusive.

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12/2/2012 at 6:40pm
 Location: stoke on trent
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I use rose wine few glasses and will sleep through anything

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12/2/2012 at 8:11pm
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I recomend Snore Calm ones from the British Snoring & Sleep Apnoea Association as I need them to block out my husband! normaly priced about £9.99 for 30 pairs and can be reused. If you buy more they reduce the price. I find that even with use every night for months i don't get sore ears which i have done with other makes. also i can hear enough outside noise for comfort but not the stuff that would keep me awake.

 



12/2/2012 at 8:12pm
 Location: Leigh
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I dont bother with ear plugs. As the nurse that syringed my ears out said to me 'you shouldnt put anything in your ear smaller than your elbow'.

Besides, you cant hear yourself snoring can you?


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12/2/2012 at 10:01pm
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Thanks so far, I haven't tried the rose wine version!

I have used the red wine versions and they work at night when getting to sleep but the effect wears off early morning.

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14/2/2012 at 6:32pm
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I have been using Quies for about a couple of decades. These used to be made by Martindales who made the ones the road workers used to wear when drilling and breaking the concrete up. Called Quebies then or QB. They have 14 inside they are covered with a little bit of cotton wool, you peel it off, put two into your palm to warm up, then mould into a cone shape to fit your ears. Mine last between 1 - 2 weeks at a time so can go as long as 7 - 14 weeks at time. They cost about £3 to £3.50 depending what chemist you get them from.

So at say,( 10 weeks they cost me 35p for a good nights sleep for one week). 

When  that used to take me out of the bedroom and sleep separately for Bob. But not anymore since then it allows me to kill most of his snoring sound,yet still hear the phone if needs be or any yell for help etc.

Worth 35p per week and as I have inner ear excema got as a child, These have not affected it or annoyed it while others have either by getting too hot for my ears or being too hard for them and irritating the inside of the ear channel.



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