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5 Ways to Deal with the Noisy Neighbors Next Door
While I'm still in the process of meeting my neighbors (I've been here less than a month) I've unfortunately already had to deal with the issue of excessive noise from next door, one of the most common new neighbor dilemmas faced after moving in. To help reduce distractions while working from home, and more importantly, also during sleep hours, I've been following several recommendations for combating "neighbor noise"...
Talk to Your Neighbors. This should be the first action taken, because sometimes people are just not aware of how loud they've become, and once informed, most people will quiet down. Just be realistic about noise expectations and present yourself in a friendly manner, as this past thread illustrates your "loud neighbor" might be a victim of the inherent acoustics of the building itself.
Insulate Your Home. Since this post is directed at apartment dwellers, when I say "insulate", I'm not talking about the pink-stuff for inside the walls. Instead, I'm thinking about insulating the walls with art on walls, tapestries, curtains, rugs, all of these lovely decor things can help you to create a sound barrier between apartments. Vahan had an informative post about how to reduce echoes inside a room using decorative elements to reduce acoustic bounce which may help tune down the ambient noises both from within and coming into your apartment.
Bring on the White Noise. White noise from fans, white noise machines, air filters, air conditioners, are all effective at various degrees for helping to mask annoying sounds. This won't work for the very loudest of neighbors, but white noise can definitely ease intruding noises. The most recommended white noise machine on Amazon is the $52 "so ugly, it has to be good" Dohm-DS Dual Speed Sound Conditioner by Marpac.
Noise Cancelling Headphones. If loud noises are particularly bothersome during day hours, try wearing some noise-cancelling headphones. I have a pair of Bose QC 15s, and since they work wonders while flying, I'm hoping they'll also do the trick the next time the neighbors get loud.
- Soft Earplugs. For more serious sleep-time noise intrusions, I personally recommend Mack's Pillow Soft Earplugs. I have very tiny ears and have found Mack's split in half fit fine and really do help blocking out a considerable percentage of loud ambient sounds.
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I'm glad some people like you are so patent. I am so glad we have a house now. Sadly we live next to the "Loud Family" who seem to do construction on their house all year (they are hammering and drilling right now) but at least it's always quiet after 10 pm.
Noise pollution is harmful and kills quality of life. It also harms birds and mammals. Many cities and towns are placing restrictions on motorcycles, loud cars, booming music and lawn machines. It's no joke; the responsibility should be on the noise maker, not the quiet tenant.
My biggest gripe is always bass, and I never could find a way to drown it out well, except for the earplugs. I seem to be allergic to those so I never found a solution. Glad it's not a problem where I live now, but I had such an epic battle with a neighbor over it once that we ended up in mediation three times and court once before I was finally able to break my lease.
Oh, surround sound porn wasn't my favorite either but at least they moved.
I honestly have zero patience for loud neighbors... There is absolutely NO excuse for playing music or watching TV loud enough for anyone else in the building to hear. Sorry, just wrong!!!
Yes, yes, yes! Why do quiet people have to be punished? What's so wrong with the loud neighbors using headphones to blast music?
Generally, I agree with Cara, but now where I live is such a friendly, idealistic neighborhood with kids yelling in the pool next door, my next door neighbor blasting oldies music when gardening, dog barking excitedly all the time. My landlord has to be the nicest woman I know. She is 99 years old and very hard of hearing. When I get home from work, it's comforting to hear Jeopardy coming from her apartment. I often find myself shouting out the answers to questions while cooking dinner for my family. In the situation where I am, it's now easier just to embrace the noise as "family" noise. :)
Exactly right! Heck I would even close my old apartment doors quietly, during the day. I didn't think anyone should have to listen to me slam bang around. I can't imagine being so arrogant I think someone else should be subjected to noise from my place.
I am sorry but I have ZERO tolerance for noisy neighbours. If you live close to other people, then you have to be considerate.
My building landlady considers me annoying because when someone moves in, close to me, or elsewhere and has a first night party, I always go and ask that the music be turned down past 10pm. It might be the weekend for them but maybe some people are working in the morning.
If you let them have it off the first night in, you`re doomed. If by 10:30pm the music is not turned down or off, I call the police. Every city has noise by-laws but people are too chicken to use them. If you are, then you only have yourself to blame.
I live in a building that`s now going to the pits, what with all the kids moving in and white trash but that`s not a reason why I have to put up with too much XBOX bass and the likes.
I ***never*** say to another tenant I go and complain to that I am living upstairs or what. I tell them ``Ì am one of your neighbours and the music is loud". If it's not a party and just carelessness, I put up with it the first night, after I go and talk to the neighbour, then email the building office AND building owners the following morning.
And if the noise doesn't stop, I call the police. And if I have to call them back twice, I do. Most kids think "oh, the cops' been here now we can really start to party". oh no you don't. I call again.
The fact is that too many people are wusses when it comes to noise and will always try and fix things when its too late. As soon as it starts, do it. Otherwise the offending troublemaker will think he's not loud (and 99% of the people and 100% of the kids say they're not) and go on with being noisy.
NEVER WAIT with noisy people, do something the first time, NEVER give them a chance, you'll only regret it.
I am sorry but I have ZERO tolerance for noisy neighbours. If you live close to other people, then you have to be considerate.
My building landlady considers me annoying because when someone moves in, close to me, or elsewhere and has a first night party, I always go and ask that the music be turned down past 10pm. It might be the weekend for them but maybe some people are working in the morning.
If you let them have it off the first night in, you`re doomed. If by 10:30pm the music is not turned down or off, I call the police. Every city has noise by-laws but people are too chicken to use them. If you are, then you only have yourself to blame.
I live in a building that`s now going to the pits, what with all the kids moving in and white trash but that`s not a reason why I have to put up with too much XBOX bass and the likes.
I ***never*** say to another tenant I go and complain to that I am living upstairs or what. I tell them ``Ì am one of your neighbours and the music is loud". If it's not a party and just carelessness, I put up with it the first night, after I go and talk to the neighbour, then email the building office AND building owners the following morning.
And if the noise doesn't stop, I call the police. And if I have to call them back twice, I do. Most kids think "oh, the cops' been here now we can really start to party". oh no you don't. I call again.
The fact is that too many people are wusses when it comes to noise and will always try and fix things when its too late. As soon as it starts, do it. Otherwise the offending troublemaker will think he's not loud (and 99% of the people and 100% of the kids say they're not) and go on with being noisy.
NEVER WAIT with noisy people, do something the first time, NEVER give them a chance, you'll only regret it.
Such a common thing in my part of England. Even if we do get a neighbor that doesn't blast bass they still slam the doors. Atleast our estate agent will talk to them. But police here won't do a thing. No one beside us, but someone above and below. So hanging curtains, etc isn't possible. And well moving is pointless because it happens everywhere.
my new neighbor plays the clarinet beautifully. it's the first time i've ever been happy to hear my neighbor!
I lived upstairs from an opera singer once. She would run through scales and simple practice songs occasionally. I loved every note!
missjulia, we thought that the neighbor playing his tuba next door was wonderful, too, when we were looking at buying our house. After we'd lived here a while, we found that he was a college student with a music major and the tuba was his instrument. It was especially hard on our son whose window was opposite the practice room. Night after night of practice until 10:00 was a bit much and he didn't appreciate being told that that's how we felt about it. . It poisoned our relationship with his parents. Sigh. Ah, well.
Our last apartment, the people downstairs would listen to the DRIVE soundtrack on repeat, loudly, for HOURS. I was so excited when we moved, only to find out that my husband had bought the CD for himself the day before :(
The people in the lot directly behind me seem to run an illegal nightclub in their backyard about once every 3 months. Loud, loud music and strobe lights. I just had to call the police on them this Saturday, and it still took 45 minutes for them to turn the music off!
I agree. The neighborhood noises are nice. It's nice to hear kids playing, neighbors chatting, my neighbor's daughter playing the piano, someone with the radio or music playing, etc. It's "life" noise. As long as people basically respect each other and are reasonable, it's good.
Some noise can be comforting, too. As long as it's not obnoxious and super loud, and not at too early and too late hours.
just moved into a place where the upstairs neighbors are fairly quiet--yeh!--not like my soon to be ex husband and his surround sound tv watching til 11pm or later every night of our marriage in a large mostly hard-surfaced living room...vent vent. only complaint i have is hearing the neighbors' little dog's claws/nails tapping on the floor above my bedroom at all hours. wish i had a rug to offer them.
My son has the bedroom facing the street and you can hear him practicing his French Horn as you walk by on the sidewalk. I have asked the neighbors on that side of the house if this was a problem and they could not hear it. If they could I would have made certain he only practiced at certain times.
I love the sounds of the neighborhood too. There is something cozy about it all.
My husband and I went through hell with our upstairs neighbors at one complex where we lived. We'd lived in several apartment complexes before (bottom floor) and had grown very tolerant of regular day-to-day noise, but the last complex we lived in was so old and poorly insulated that every footstep boomed and shook our light fixtures and ceiling fans. To make things worse, they had two active toddlers who ran around at all hours of the day and night. They hardly ever left the house, so it was constant, every single day, all hours of the day. We felt bad, because that's just how toddlers are, but there was absolutely no way to drown the booming footsteps out. It got so bad that we felt anxious being in our apartment and had to stop having people over, because everyone who came over commented on the noise and became visibly bothered. It's awful when you feel like you can't stand to be in your own apartment, especially when you're a stressed graduate student. It was like Chinese water torture and it brought me to tears many times. It really does take a toll on you.
If there are so many people who feel this way - that the quiet and considerate should not be punished - why do none of you live in my building?!? Clearly, everyone on this post needs to move into one big complex together. Best. Apartment. Building. Ever.
@pb, I'm with you! AT commenters also know how to cook, grow food and throw (considerate) gatherings. Imagine the fun.
I have two neighbors whose dogs were barking 8 hours a day, non-stop. One was a new dog who had separation anxiety, the other had just had a brain-tumor operation.
Clearly, the owner's wouldn't know, so I wrote them both VERY polite notes, which they ignored.
Later, I heard they'd gotten together and decided I was "such a pain."
Both these men are competent, intelligent suburbanites; yet they manage to go that deeply into denial. THIS is the problem I'm seeing so very much - that those who are bothersome demonize those who are BEING bothered.
This is the problem, in my opinion. I'm now all for reporting to animal control or calling the police, before the botherers get to know who it is. Fakam.
Noise over a certain db (and it's quite low) that is prolonged, is a health hazard - it's been shown to lead to heart and other serious health problems associated with elevated blood pressure, even among those that don't seem to notice the noise.
I appreciate people's right to quiet, but I also think that it is hard to know where the line is. Each building is different, and no idea when moving to a new place how the walls/ceilings are. And some people who live in multi-unit homes believe they have a right to zero noise from anywhere.
I try to be polite, but the fact that my downstairs neighbor doesn't like it when I lightly walk across the floor is not my problem. No, I don't weigh 300 pounds, or even 200.
To have zero tolerance to noise invites stress and makes to being a poor neighbor. You're going to get noise from the guy next door, the people upstairs, the lady below you who calls her cable company daily because she can't figure out her DVR and is hard of hearing. Try to live with those things and not obsess over them.
Talking nicely to your neighbor goes a long way and bring food, yes its a bribe, but it works. Be specific on what the noise is and frame your statements on the noise, not the person. "The sound of the stereo is disturbing my sleep" will get a more positive response than than "Your music is keeping me up!" My friends moved into a new place and discovered the upstairs unit is occupied by some hard partying university students. The husband , a union organizer, thought the hard direct approach would work. For a week it did. Got noisy again. His wife used the soft approach. She went up during their weeknight party with some food and carrying their infant to ask to keep it a little lower so Emery could sleep. The party got quiet for the night. Upstairs had another party the next week, but were heard saying "We need to keep it down, there's a baby downstairs". It is now going on two months there, no more complaints.
Mariebw, I totally empathize. I used to have a family with two toddlers who lived above me. I tried to be understanding. It's the city, you have to deal with noise, they're active toddlers. I get it. But they would put those kids in shoes the moment they got up! (usually at 6:30 AM or so) And then they'd run the length of the apartment over and over, always ending up in the master bedroom, above me, screaming and jumping around. One time they set off my alarm system they were so loud. I tried to talk to the parents about it - can they stay out of the master bedroom on weekend mornings? Can you put down some rugs? (they had NO rugs and all hardwood) Can you leave off the freaking shoes until at least 9 AM? I was fine with them going crazy in the living room, just not in my bedroom. The father was nuts and mean and blamed the structure of the building, while the wife just cowered in the corner. In other words they did NOTHING. The parents clearly had a messed up marriage and the kids were wild and ill-behaved. The father eventually ended up hating me, ignoring me or slamming the door in my face and it became clear at several condo meetings that he was a complete a-hole and down right crazy. The noise from the kids was so bad I developed a sleeping disorder (which I still have, by the way), and ruined any time I spent in the place. No doubt the quality of my life suffered tremendously. The parents ended up geting divorced, which means the kids eventually were there only every other weekend, which offered me some reprieve. Then the crazy guy sold the place, which was one of the best days of my life! I don't really know my neighbor above now but I love him unconditionally just based on the fact that he's quiet and considerate and bought that place from that chaotic family. I'm pretty sure I would've gone crazy had they stayed much longer.
My upstairs neighbor plays the piano, which could have been a disaster, but he's so talented! It's like a free concert on the rare occasions I'm home for it.
M.C.two - the bigger issue is not dogs in apartment buildings, but dogs with irresponsible owners.
peeeenny - another irresponsible person. Anyone breeding dogs should have their own separated home in a more rural area.
While I have usually found that talking to neighbors does not work, it has on occasion worked very well (meaning they didn't realize their loud stereo bass was so bothersome in MY apartment, and so I never heard it again, yeah!), so it is at least worth trying.
For most, though, the thing that helps is that I move, or they move. Sad, but true.
Picking buildings where sound does not travel also helps, though even in buildings like that, like those with airshafts, noise travels in some apartment lines when it does not in others.
I think most people are just selfish and inconsiderate and not willing to put themselves in other's shoes. I've seen this in people I know who complain bitterly about noise above them, but these same people have refused to put rugs down when the people below them complain!! Yes, selfish assholes, most people are. If they are like that, and weren't raised to consider others, no amount of complaining works with them for more than one evening or event. These sorts have really messed up eras of my life, when I needed sleep and couldn't get much due to noisy neighbors. The lack of sleep affected my work, my deamenor, my outlook on life, while living next to or below them. Earplugs work well for some noises, but not the vibrations from bass that you feel in your chest, or things hitting hard or heavy people in desk chairs rolling on the wood floor above you.
Our previous apartment, we lived below a belligerent mostly passed-out drunk with salsa music thumping and a toddler running around until all hours of the night and morning. We endured three years of calling the cops, calling the super, calling building management, shouting matches in the hallway, the neighbor stomping on his ceiling when we called the cops, etc etc etc. We wrote multiple registered letters to everyone and everywhere. It never did any good.
Finally, we got a new rep at our building management who let me in on the fact that the tenant had been there for like, 15 years, was friends with management, and that the turnover rate for our apartment was the highest in the building - he was actually shocked we had been there that long.
Long story short, the second a suitable apartment came available a few weeks later, he fast tracked us into into it, and it is ON THE TOP FLOOR. I will never, ever live with someone above me again.
We have the added bonus that the two other apartments that touch ours only do so in the kitchen and bathroom. Blissful blissful silence......
How some people can be so very inconsiderate, I will never know. The first thing we did when we moved to the new place was put down the rugs and then go and speak to the downstairs neighbor, to let her know we were moving and sorry in advance for any noise and please let us know if she finds us too loud. (Incidentally for the past four years, we've never heard a peep from her)
I have to say I love reading these comments. I thought we were they ones with horrible neighbors. We bought our first house and for one week had peace. The next week 5 guys moved into the house next door (one of the parents bought the house) and for the next 5 years it was hell. Cops, talking to them, city council, nothing worked. They would party from noon until 5 am. I kid you not. Moved our bedroom to dining room on the other side of the house. They had a pool too. Solution? We sold the house! We now rent and blissfully don't think about shooting our neighbors anymore...
It really depends on the neighbors. Some you can talk to, some you can't.
Case in point: during my junior year of college, my roommates and I lived below some girls who would walk around on their hardwood floors in stilettos...early morning, late at night, weekends, etc. We went upstairs one evening and mentioned it in a very friendly way. They were really sweet about it and agreed that it wasn't good for their floors anyway. After that, we would hear the stilettos going up and down the stairs but never over our heads anymore.
Below us, however, was a group of really rowdy soccer players. They were ridiculous...drunken parties, pounding music, wrestling matches on the lawn (they even slammed each other into a neighbor's car, leaving a huge dent). They were such jerks. When we went downstairs and asked them to keep it down, they responded yes, but only if we did a striptease for them. Ugh. Later that night, they peed on our front door. Not kidding. We ended up calling the police and two of them got arrested for mouthing off to the cops.
So sometimes it's better to just use the law at your disposal. But if they seem like reasonable people, like our upstairs neighbors, go ahead and try to make it friendly. The girls ended up being regulars at our parties. The boys were evicted. :-)
I've got you all beat. I lived across the street from the World Trade Center on 9/11. Try tanks and the US army as your neighbors for three solid years. Try not being able to get into your building because of military checkpoints. Try showing some soldier your NYC drivers license at said checkpoint and him having no idea of where your address is to let you in. Try going to look in on a sick friend a block away and being denied access because because sick friend lives past your "zone" so sick friend has to fend for himself. Try the smell of rotting flesh in everything you own. Try nightly migranes from toxic fires culminating in two lumpectomies from exposure to toxic smoke.
Rambunctious toddlers next door, a frat house, a quarterly illegal rave? I'll take it.
Oh and I agree that dog owners can be in complete denial! They're worse than parents when it comes to noise! I once lived next door to a couple that was never home and they left their dog outside all day. He barked at EVERYTHING...squirrels, cars, falling leaves...my son was an infant at the time and it was impossible to lay him down for his naps. The mongrel woke him up every single time! I left several notes for them, since they were never there. All were ignored.
Finally, the woman walked over one morning when I was on my porch and asked if their dog was bothering us at all (I guess she wasn't reading the notes). When I said actually, yes, he is, her face turned to stone. She went off on me about how she and her husband had lived here for 10 years and that the dog is a rescue and I should be more sensitive as he went through a lot. She clearly expected me to say "no, your dog is adorable, we love listening to his incessant barking." When I suggested that people who are never home probably shouldn't have dogs, she walked away in a huff. Hey, sorry lady. I'm not going to pretend all is well just so you can feel like some benevolent dog rescuer.
I ended up calling animal control when, in sleep-deprived rage, I almost dropped a Hersey bar over the fence one night. I just couldn't take it anymore.
Um, Medusa, this is about noisy neighbors. But I guess you needed to trump everyone? Feel better now?
Indeed. Way to go on the sensitivity front there Medusa.
What about your council? They should have a department that deals with noise pollution. ;)
Our slick neighbors' dog punctuated early morning and too late at night when sent out into the yard, where there was always something to bark at. Near my bedroom. After one early morning bark session I happened to catch sight of her signaling the dog to come back in for breakfast. Yes. They in turn got a firm, anonymous note from me as we continued the fake friendly. I had a chance to move and I did. But this behavior truly degraded the neighborhood.
Just curious - has anyone ever called the police because of neighbors' kids? I would have no problem calling the cops for music, parties, etc., but figured they'd just laugh at me if I told them the toddlers above me were wreaking havoc, even if it was the worst neighbor noise I've ever had to deal with!
Reading these comments is giving me trauma flashbacks. THIS is the main reason I stopped living in city apartments and now live outside the main hub, up in the hills. And I still hate dealing with my neighbors! They're pretty nice people but very different in every way and I can't wait until I can move to the country and live on an acre of property.
If you live next to someone quiet, you may not realise how noisy you are. I assumed we had a very sound proof building. But turns out it was just a super quiet neighbour, discovered that when new people moved in. I don't think we are especially noisy, but , now that she's returning I will make an extra effort to be quieter. A peaceful neighbourhood is bliss.
Please consider that your neighbors may not relize there noisy! I have a hearing imparment and sometimes I dont relize how loud the tv is! I love when my neighbors are nice about it and wikll walk over and tell me!! Try chatting with your neighbors first, most are pretty accomidating
Thanks for the laugh with the chocolate bar! I love dogs myself, but sanctimonious animal rescuers with no clue of even basic dog psychology (i.e. dogs are social/pack animals), need to be black-listed permanently. Help out by volunteering at the shelter for your "dog fix", or sew dogs beds. Don't make life miserable for the dog and the neighbors with your selfish and misguided idea or "rescuing" a dog.
@ecandle96 My friends had a by-law complaint against them because of their toddler, so it does happen.
I share a two-unit building with tenants and the laundry room is directly under my bedroom.
The previous tenants were morning people and used to do their laundry at 7 am ... on Saturdays and Sundays! Thank goodness they were willing to change their habit when I asked them to do their laundry between 10 am and 10 pm.
Consideration is a disappearing virtue these days.
How do you deal with it in a secure apartment building? We only have swipe access up to our own floor, so when someone decides to get the bass pumping have absolutely no ability to find out where it is coming from unless it is our direct neighbours. The whole concrete is pre formed concrete, which is great for masking every other type of sound, but really carries bass.
Bad neighbors, oy. When I was a senior in college, a couple moved in upstairs from my mom and I. I lived on campus three hours away so I wasn't there when they moved in. My mom would talk to me on the phone about them but she sort of down played it so when I went home for winter break, I got to hear how bad it really was. I'm pretty sure that the second bedroom was their music room because that's where it was loudest. Every single Wednesday they would come home around 11pm and break out the guitar and bongos. Yes. Bongos. And then they'd sing until about 2-3am. Then they'd do this again on Friday and Saturday nights.
I'd go up there and pound on their door, but they never once opened the door so I knew they knew they were in the wrong. After the second time, when they were singing "Give Peace a Chance" at full volume I could hear every word, I called the cops. I was at the door when the cops arrived and when they left. I could hear the neighbors say, "Oh, we didn't know we were that loud." Yeah, because they couldn't hear me pounding on the door. I had to deal with this crap at school, I didn't want to deal with it at home too.
When I came home from school for good, I called the cops on them three more times. My mom called management many many times (their answer, call the cops) and still we couldn't get anything done. Finally we moved into a house, but those jerks were a huge factor in that decision. Nothing was ever done about them. I hope one day karma came and bit them hard.
Tempted!!!! :D
If you live in NYC you can file a noise complaint by calling 311 or going to the 311 website and filing one their. Do it every day until the noise stops and give all yours neighbors information address and apartment #.
As the parent of a 5 month old, I try to be as considerate a neighbor as I can. But there is only so much you can do when your child really can't be taught not to cry or scream, even in the middle of the night, even when you're doing everything you can to comfort them. Thank heaven our neighbors are more patient than M.C. two.
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High Density Foam Mattress Measurements and Durability
Measuring high density foam involves weighing a sample of foam, measuring its dimensions, and using the data to calculate a value.
Density - the measurement of mass per unit of volume expressed in pounds per cubic foot (pcf).
*Note – it is common for mattress retailers to express density simply as a number of pounds (lb or lbs). For example a 5lb high density foam mattress indicates a foam density of 5 pounds per cubic foot.
Foam density is widely regarded by foam manufacturers as the main factor determining the durability of a high density foam mattress. Durability is the ability of foam to retain its original comfort and support characteristics. In general, higher density beds are more durable. They are also more expensive to produce due to greater material content.
Foam is available in a range of densities, from 0.8 pcf to 6.0 pcf. Foam mattresses utilize foams from 1.8 pcf to 6.0 pcf.
Density and Firmness
Our intuition tells us that dense foam is firm foam. But this is the most common misconception among consumers shopping for a high density memory foam mattress.
In fact density is not directly dependant on firmness. For example, a 5 lb density memory foam mattress can be softer than a 4 lb density memory foam mattress. Foam firmness is expressed as an ILD rating.
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Foam is made up of thousands of tiny cells. The cells are formed by a polyurethane wall and filled with space (air). Higher density foams have thicker cell walls and less space inside. Lower density foam has thinner walls, greater space. If foam were made too dense, its cell walls would be too thick / stiff. It would be hard to the touch and would not conform to the body properly.
It costs more to make dense foam, and at some point it can be made too dense. So there is a balance that needs to be struck between performance, cost, and durability. If a 4 lb memory foam mattress is less expensive, performs just as well as a 5 lb bed, but has less durability, then maybe you won't want it. But if that bed will give good performance for 7-12 years, and the 5 lb bed costs twice as much and is good for 15 to 20 years, then maybe the lower density bed is the better value.
The marketplace today has gathered around a 5 lb memory foam as the optimal choice for bedding. While more expensive than lower density foams, it provides better, long term contouring support.
High Resilience Foam Base
The base foam used in foam mattresses is known as high resiliency (HR) foam. It is a completely different animal than memory foam. Its function is to provide medium firm to firm "cushioning" support. Memory foam contours the body; HR foam reduces pressure at the points of greatest weight (hips and shoulders).
HR foam density normally ranges from 1.8 lb to 2.5 lb in mattress applications. HR foam is a more durable foam than memory foam. Even though it has a lower density, it will last as long as, or longer than, the memory foam it is combined with.


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The Weekend Ahead & Transportation Above
Happy Thursday, folks. If you've been keeping up with all the buzz surrounding one resort in particular, you may think the temperature isn't the only thing getting hotter. It's been all in good fun, at least on our part (and for the sake of our SkiSoutheast community); but we've decided it's time to move on and get back to what we know and love--
In that case, today's article is going to be a hodgepodge of little tidbits, highlights, and interesting factoids.
Yes, temperatures are up in the mid 30s to 40s around the region, but the bases are still there, slopes still open, and skiers and boarders still on the mountains. Peeps out at Timberline today >> No red flags for the next few days, so start planning your trips.
Wintergreen Resort posted to Facebook yesterday, "Don't worry too much about this weekend - we have enough down to survive a little warm stretch with only a few thin patches and, as we all just saw, can recover in no time as soon as it's cold again next week." They currently have the most open terrain in Virginia!
Beech Mountain responded to visitors' concerns this morning on Facebook, as well, "Conditions are good today, we plan on them to continue to be for the weekend."
Speaking of Beech, they're currently featuring a 'Learn to Ski Challenge Poster Contest,' open to students in grades third through fifth. Prizes include ski gear and packages. The resort's certified instructors will do the preliminary judging, while Tim Humphries, professional snowboarder sponsored by FLOW, will do the final judging.
I kind of wish I was in grade school again... I once took second place in a coloring contest and all I won was a giant Easter basket. A set of goggles is much cooler ;-) Just kidding, hometown newspaper peeps, I greatly appreciated that basket and thought it was a pretty big deal - please don't take away my title.
App Ski Mtn has quite a bit planned for the weekend, with a jam-packed schedule of fun starting Friday night and lasting through Sunday afternoon. The first event is a Line/Ride Fresh Friday free jam session that will take place on a never-before-seen setup. An Ollie Pop contest will follow. Saturday is geared for the little ones, with the region's first Burton Riglet Park Tour, and Sunday for the ladies, with the first "Ladies Park Session" of the season. Details on the festivities can be found here.
Massanutten tending to their guests outside and in - they have a brand new snow sports locker room. Seasonal locker rentals are $125; weekly rentals are $50. This indoor locker room is semi-private, heated, and has slope-side access!
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How to Prevent your Indoor Cat from Running Out the Door
Last week, a friend experienced every cat guardian's nightmare: a family member was careless about leaving the door open, and her two young kittens got out.
My friend had left to run some errands. She had asked that the kittens be closely watched while she was gone. When she returned home, she called the kittens. They didn't respond. She went from room to room searching. No sight of the kittens. She went outside and walked all around her large property, shaking a treat bag, and calling for them. Becoming increasinly hysterical, she got into her car and started slowly driving down the road, all the while calling their names. She found them about a quarter of a mile down the highway, huddled together on the front stoop of an auto repair shop.
My friend's story had a happy ending. The kittens returned from their adventure safe and unharmed. My friend's nerves may take a little longer to recover. But not all stories of indoor cats running out the door end this well.
The following tips and safety precautions can help keep your indoor cat safe inside, where she belongs.
Create an enriched, stimulating environment for your indoor cat
By providing a catified home for your cat, you'll prevent boredom, and they won't even want to go outside.
Consider leash training
Some cat experts recommend leash training indoor cats so they can safely go outdoors. I do not always agree with this recommendation. It depends on your cat's temperament, but for some cats, giving them a taste of the great outdoors, even if from the safety of a leash and harness, simply makes outdoors more enticing for cats – and that's exactly the opposite of what you want.
Train your cats to come when you call them
This is not all that hard to do. Call their name, and reward them with a treat each time they come to you. For many cats, simply hearing the sound of the treat bag coming out of the cabinet will do the trick, and that's fine, too. You need a reliable signal that tells your cat she needs to come to you. This will not only help in the even that your cat does get out, it will also be useful in emergency situations.
Use caution when opening doors
Cat sitters are well aware that many cats are door darters, and they act accordingly. My cat sitter always puts her bag into the opening of the door before she even enters – that way, she can gently push any curious kitties back into the house before she comes in.
If you have a cat who consistently darts for the door when it's being opened, distract him. Throw some treats into the hallway behind you before you leave, or ahead of you when you enter. Use a laser pointer to distract cats who respond to it. Don't use squirt bottles to deter your cat. Squirt bottles do not stop undesired behavior. All they do is ruin the bond between you and your cat.
Another option is to not use your front door at all. I have friends who never let visitors enter through the front door. The enter through the garage and the adjacent laundry room. This way, the garage door can be closed before the laundry room door to the house is even opened. I like this "double entry" system so much that I started using it in my own home. Even though Allegra and Ruby are not door darters, this way of entering my home is safer when I have my hands full of bags, or when delivery people show up.
Make sure that all family members know that letting the cat out is never okay.
Lock your cats into a room when you have service or repair persons at your home
Service persons may need to frequently enter and exit your home during the time they work inside your house. It's safer to keep kitty away from the activity until the repairs are completed.
Make sure your cats are micrcochipped
In the even that your cat gets lost, a microchip may be the only way she'll find her way back home. Collars are important, too, but they can come off. If your cat wears a collar, make sure that it has updated contact information. A friend has all his cat's collar tags inscribed with the words "I'm lost if outside."
I cannot even imagine what my friend went through while she was searching for her kittens. The closest I've come to feeling what she was feeling was when Allegra hid inside my kitchen cabinets while I was out running errands. When I returned, I couldn't find her anywhere. That episode took a good twenty years off my life!
Do you have any tips for keeping your cats from getting out the door? Please share them in a comment.
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27 Responses to "How to Prevent your Indoor Cat from Running Out the Door"
Thanks for these great tips – I'm sharing this link on my Facebook page for my fans! So glad your friend's story had a happy ending. Those little kittens must have been so scared!
Great tips!! If you have a yard, you can also install a Purrfect Fence system or similar fence outside in case the cats get out. http://www.purrfectfence.com. We have a Purrfect Fence in the back, but we have to be careful about the front door.
when we moved into a house with a garage, my cats didn't understand why they couldn't get into this new huge room of ours. So one day i stood in the corner of the garage where they couldn't see me but I could see them enter, and when they started to peek into the garage I made a really loud noise with a sheet of thin metal. It frightened them and they ran but a few moments later they came back. This went on for 10-15 minutes until they didn't come back again.
One reinforcement a few days later and I haven't had a cat in the garage in the five years and three additional cats into the house hold. (well there was that one time I left the door wide open for half a day, but that was my own fault)
I read something that made complete sense to me….just had to live through it once (me, not the cats!) My husband set up the air compressor outside the front door and we left the door open a crack…when the cats came to get nosy, husband released the air pressure in the air compressor (which sounds like a GIANT hiss and spit) and they cleared out….we have never had an issue with doors and kitties….and it's been 3 years. (we're still really careful though).
I have a signt that I printed from the computer and taped on my front door. (It;s my only door). It has pictures of cats and says in bold letters "Pls Do Not Let The Cats Outside". Pls Be Careful When Coming or Going".
I'm big on teaching basic training: learning their name, come when called, sit and stay commands. Whenever we return home at least two cats are waiting at the door. A firm "Stay!" and we're good to go.
This particular group of cats was never outdoors except their rescued mom, and while she is now a happy housecat she still gets in the mood to make a break for the great outdoors. I presume she will do this every time the door is opened, and that eventually one or all the four others will as well, and prepare accordingly. A group of very quick and agile cats taught me lessons about trusting the fact they loved living indoors! At one point I had to lock them all in the basement or a bedroom just to bring in the groceries.
In addition to all that's mentioned above, I would add that you should check the integrity of your screens and the latches on your doors and windows–a small tear you can't even see can be pulled larger and let a cat out, and a leap against a door after something seen outdoors can unintentionally dislodge a latch that's loose on a screen door. Trust me, it's happened.
I live in an apartment and I have put up a barrier between the front door and the rest of the apartment. I have a bookcase and a screen that cut off access to the door so my kitty can not get out when I open the door. I bring in groceries and drop them off at the door until I am done and then I open up the screen.
When I fostered a pair of kittens, my cat aggressive family cat required that I keep them in a crate (with rotated time for them to get out and play until they were tired). The crate training … making the crate a positive, safe place where they were fed and got treats…turned out to be a great thing after the kittens were adopted.
The kittens' adoptive Mama kept the crate out in her bedroom, covered under a pretty sheet, with the front and the door open. The kittens frequently used it as a safe space for snuggling and sleeping when Mama was at work, and when workmen or her super needed to come into her apartment to do repairs when she was away, she simply put the cats in their crate, and they'd be fine and SAFE until she came home.
I now crate-train all of my fosters.
This is a wonderful example of the danger of not being proactive. I always remind friends and family members to put cat in a safe place when expecting company or service technicians. They always say that all will be fine. I have had cats sneak out doors and I know that it is not always fine. My first siamese got out the door and took up residence with another family in my apartment building for a week. Safe but I was frazzled.
We have 6 cats sharing our home and I am extremely careful (bordering on paranoid!) about ensuring they are all safe. When we have any repair people in our house or even a large crowd (i.e., parties) we ALWAYS lock all the critters up in our bedroom or spare room. They have everything they need to be comfortable and we can rest assured that they are safe.
Kitshka is starting to go near the door whenever the humans are leaving or coming back. They are very cautious!
I think in her case it's not that she is bored but she is curious and mischievous so an open door is new territory to explore. She is a kitty after all!
Your friend must have been really scared. I know my human would have been too. Like Allegra, I hid a couple of times in places my human couldn't find me easily. She was very scared that I would not respond or show up when called.
My human put us in the bedroom too when there is some repairman, especially since they are less careful if they don't have kitties.
I found two 5 week old sisters under a bridge. Both spayed now and utterly spoiled rotten. Way, way too many cat toys and things. Anyway, both sisters.. Lucy and Reechard Parker have me trained.
Lucy is extremely happy frolicking like mini elephants thru the house. But Reechard has developed more tricks to dart outside. Literally bounces off two walls to get the 3 inch crack out door. Once she bolts she looks back laughing at me.
I had to resort to putting her in the laundry room before even answering the door. But restricting her has only made her want outside more. I live near a really busy road, near a huge rushing river, and surrounded by a pack of coyotes the moment the sun wains. This pack kills feral experienced outdoor cats nightly. Reechards aunts and highly feral mother was resently killed and partcially eaten on my lawn. Needless to say this just tears me up and the idea of losing Reechard makes me physically sick.
I've tried everything mentioned and listed by other people. All just escalates the problem. Keep in mind this cat is trained to sit, give me 5 and 10. Roar like the tiger, point and jump anywhere on a blink of my eye. Wave bye bye. The list just goes on and on. She has also trained me in things not so cool. Like when I'm dead asleep she pounced on my stomach to wake up and feed her.
Ok anyway, I'm sure most cat people would say their cats have mind control.. Well Reechard really does and when she fails at it, she resorts to dirty tricks.
Please, please someone help me save her.
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Thanks for sharing us these helpful tips. I'm so happy that your friend's story had a happy ending.
Kittens should be kept inside so that they will not be lost. I know that those kittens were so scared. Fortunately, they were returned safe and unharmed.
I have a sign that I put in my front door to always close the door when going in and out. Good thing it is very effective.


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Soaking in a warm fragrant tub can be a sensual delight, offering time to retreat, reflect and refresh. A bath right when you come home from work can make you more pleasant to be around. If you take a bath in the middle of the day and expect to get any work done, make it cooler and shorter, or you might be too relaxed to accomplish much else. It is best to bathe at least a couple of hours after a big meal, to avoid interfering with digestion. Baths before bed aid sleep as they elevate the body's temperature; the body will compensate by lowering its temperature, thus making one ready for sleep.
We don't want to waste resources, so it's not necessary to fill the tub too high. Placing a warm wet washcloth on the chest area can help infuse warmth through your body. If you use natural products, you could even collect some of the "grey water" to water the garden.
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The title of the novel refers to, among other things, the fact that the murder victim is found in the Denon Wing of the Louvre, naked and posed like Leonardo da Vinci's famous drawing, the Vitruvian Man, with a cryptic message written beside his body and a pentacle drawn on his stomach in his own blood.
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The book is a worldwide bestseller that had sold 80 million copies as of 2009 and that has been translated into 44 languages. Combining the detective, thriller, and conspiracy fiction genres, it is Brown's second novel to include the character Robert Langdon, the first being his 2000 novel Angels & Demons. In November 2004 Random House published a Special Illustrated Edition with 160 illustrations. In 2006 a film adaptation was released by Sony's Columbia Pictures.
This book describes the attempts of Robert Langdon, Professor of Religious Symbology at Harvard University, to solve the murder of renowned curator Jacques Saunière of the Louvre Museum in Paris. A baffling cipher is found near his body. Saunière's granddaughter, Sophie Neveu and Langdon attempt to sort out the bizarre riddles and are stunned to discover a trail of clues hidden in the works of Leonardo Da Vinci.
The unraveling of the mystery requires solutions to a series of brain-teasers, including anagrams and number puzzles. The ultimate solution is found to be intimately connected with the possible location of the Holy Grail and to a mysterious society called the Priory of Sion, as well as to the Knights Templar. The story also involves the Roman Catholic organization Opus Dei.
The story starts off with the murder of Jacques Saunière (the Grand Master Of Priory of Sion) by Silas (acting on behalf of someone known only as The Teacher) to extract the location of the "keystone," an item which leads to the Holy Grail. The police summon Robert Langdon, who is delivering a lecture in Paris, to the murder scene and ask for his help in deciphering the code Sauniere left on and near his body. Bezu Fache, the head detective, believes Langdon is the prime suspect in the murder.
Sophie Neveu shows up at the murder scene as a police cryptographer and quickly gains Langdon's trust. Jacques Saunière was Neveu's grandfather and they were very close to each other until she discovered him participating in a pagan sex ritual (Hieros Gamos) at his home in Normandy, when she made a surprise visit there during a break from boarding school. (That she had observed something is mentioned and hinted at several times throughout the story, but what it is that she saw is revealed to no one, including the reader, until near the end when she tells Robert).
Langdon and Neveu find a baffling cipher near Saunière's body. The first line contains the digits of the Fibonacci sequence (1,1,2,3,5,8,13,21) written out of order. The second and third lines ("O, Draconian devil!" and "Oh, lame saint!") are anagrams respectively for Leonardo da Vinci and The Mona Lisa (written in English, because her grandfather often gave ciphers to her when she was young all in English). These clues were meant to lead to a second set of clues. On the glass over the Mona Lisa, Saunière wrote the message "So dark the con of Man" with his pen that can only be read in ultra-violet light. This clue is an anagram for Madonna of the Rocks (another Da Vinci painting hanging nearby). By deciphering her grandfather's clues, Neveu finds the painting and also finds a key hidden behind it and an address and symbols of the Priory of Sion were written on the key "the fleur-de-lis" and 2 letters: "PS." Working together, Langdon and Neveu trick the police, flee the scene and figure out the secret of the key.
The key opens a safe deposit box at the Paris branch of the Depository Bank of Zurich. Saunière's account number at the bank is a 10-digit number listing the digits of the first eight Fibonacci numbers: 1 1 2 3 5 8 13 21.
Inside the safe deposit box they find the keystone which is actually a large cryptex, a cylindrical device supposedly invented by Leonardo Da Vinci for transporting secure messages. In order to open it the combination of rotating components must be arranged in the correct order. If the cryptex is forced open an enclosed vial of vinegar ruptures and dissolves the message, which was written on papyrus. The rosewood box containing the large cryptex contains clues to the combination of the cryptex, written in backwards script in the same manner as Leonardo's journals.
The instructions that Saunière revealed to Silas at gunpoint are actually a well-rehearsed lie, namely that the keystone is buried in the Church of Saint-Sulpice beneath an obelisk that lies exactly along the ancient "Rose Line" (the former Prime Meridian which passed through Paris before it was redesignated to pass through Greenwich). The message beneath the obelisk simply contains a reference to a passage in the Book of Job (38:11a, KJV) which reads in part "Hitherto shalt thou go and no further." When Silas reads this, he realizes he has been tricked.
Still being chased by the police, Langdon and Neveu take the keystone to Sir Leigh Teabing (an expert in the Holy Grail and Langdon's friend). They flee the country in Teabing's private plane, and on the plane figure out how to open the cryptex, but the large cryptex actually contains a second smaller cryptex with a second riddle that reveals its combination. The riddle, which says to seek the orb that should be on the tomb of "a knight a pope interred," refers not to a medieval knight, but rather to the tomb of Sir Isaac Newton, who was buried in Westminster Abbey, and was eulogized by Alexander Pope (A. Pope). The missing orb refers to the apple which, in popular legend, fell on Newton and inspired the development of his theory of gravity, therefore the combination to the second cryptex is "A-P-P-L-E."
It turns out that Teabing is the Teacher who assigned Silas to kill Jacques Saunière and he also had information on the identities of the leaders of the Priory of Sion who then bugged their offices and had Silas assassinate them. Rémy is his collaborator. It is Teabing who contacted Bishop Aringarosa, hiding his identity, and tricked him into financing the plan to find the Grail. He never intended to hand the Grail over to Aringarosa but is taking advantage of Opus Dei's resolve to find it. Teabing believes that the Priory of Sion has broken its vow to reveal the secret of the Grail to the world at the appointed time. He plans to steal the Grail documents and reveal them to the world himself. It was he who informed Silas that Langdon and Sophie Neveu were at his chateau. He did not seize the keystone from them himself because he did not want to reveal his identity. He summoned Silas to seize the keystone in his house, but himself thwarted Silas, in order to gain Langdon and Sophie's further help with decoding the cryptex. Subsequently, the police raid the house, having followed the tracking device in the truck Langdon had stolen while escaping from the bank. Teabing led Neveu and Langdon to the Temple Church in London, knowing full well that it was a dead end, in order to stage the hostage scene with Rémy and thereby obtain the keystone without revealing his real plot to Langdon and Neveu.
In order to erase all knowledge of his work, Teabing kills Rémy by giving him cognac laced with peanut powder, knowing Rémy has a deadly allergy to peanuts. Thus, Rémy dies of an anaphylactic shock. Teabing also anonymously tells the police that Silas is hiding in the London headquarters of Opus Dei.
In a showdown with Teabing in Westminster Abbey, Langdon secretly opens the second cryptex and removes its contents before destroying it in front of Teabing. Teabing is arrested and led away while fruitlessly begging Langdon to tell him the contents of the second cryptex and the secret location of the Grail.
Bezu Fache finds out that Neveu and Langdon are innocent after Bishop Aringarosa contacts him privately to confess. Fache then cancels the warrants for the arrest of Neveu and Langdon.
Silas accidentally shoots Aringarosa outside the London headquarters of Opus Dei while fleeing from the police. Realizing his terrible error and that he has been duped, Aringarosa tells Bezu Fache to give the bearer bonds in his briefcase to the families of the murdered leaders of the Priory of Sion. Silas dies from his fatal wounds.
The final message inside the second keystone actually does not refer to Rosslyn Chapel, although the Grail was indeed once buried there, below the Star of David on the floor (the two interlocking triangles are the "blade" and "chalice," i.e., male and female symbols).
The docent in Rosslyn Chapel is Sophie's long-lost brother. Sophie had been told as a child that he was killed with her parents and grandmother in a car accident.
The guardian of Rosslyn Chapel, Marie Chauvel, is Sophie's long-lost grandmother, and the wife of Jacques Saunière. She is the woman who participated in the sex ritual with Jacques Saunière. It is revealed that Sophie is a descendant of Jesus Christ and Mary Magdalene. The Priory of Sion hid her identity in order to protect her from possible threats to her life.
Even though all four of the leaders of the Priory of Sion are killed, the secret is not lost, since there is still a contingency plan (never revealed) which will keep the organization and its secret alive.
The real meaning of the last message is that the Grail is buried beneath the small pyramid (i.e., the "blade," a male symbol) directly below the inverted glass pyramid of the Louvre (i.e., the "chalice," a female symbol, which Langdon and Sophie ironically almost crashed into while making their original escape from Bezu Fache). It also lies beneath the "Rose Line," which is similar to "Rosslyn." Langdon figures out this final piece to the puzzle in the last pages of the book, but he does not appear inclined to tell anyone about this. See La Pyramide Inversée for further discussion.
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