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27-09-2012 12:16pm

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#2 27-09-2012 12:54pm

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The pliable plastic earplugs commonly worn by motorcyclists. The tapered type; don't be tempted by the cylindrical, foam type usually packaged in a cardboard sleeve.

Might take a bit of getting used to but very effective. Oh, and slippers for your house mates.

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#4 27-09-2012 3:44pm

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E-A-R curiously enough. But there are other brands.
For example these
(But not this type )

Most motorcycle shops will have them, or maybe Halfords. Hardware or builders' providers may have similar ear plugs but I don't think they'll be as comfortable.

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