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Old 01-13-2008, 09:00 AM   #10
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Hi TTG

It's better than putting my hands over my ears, and I always have some clean cotton in my pocket ,,, it works for me the normal ear plugs are a pain to use they just don't feel right in my ears,,, the ear muff type work well but are not best for me ,, I wear glasses all the time and they put pressure on the bows and give me a real pain after about a hour or so.

I must have tried 20 pair or so over the years but all do the same,,same with ear plugs so now I use cotton....it knocks the DB down but I can still hear the machine run..and that's needed when using the router..it has a voice and it tells me what I need to do ...push less or more...


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Originally Posted by Thrifty Tool Guy
Bob,

Wadded cotton is a very poor ear plug, it has minimal elasticity and is unlikely to seal the ear canal and, thus, cannot provide significant hearing protection. Sealing the ear, or the ear canal, is the goal of non-electronic hearing protection.

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