Oooo that Brazilian natural sound maker does look very enticing!
Since I am a light sleeper, I’ve tried everything:
(1) Making room perfectly quiet…good luck with that!
(2) Earplugs…okay, but didn’t work that great as I would get distracted by my heartbeat
(3) Leaving TV on…every station has sudden sounds that wake me up
(4) Natural sound machine…worked okay, but the machine broke after 3 months.
I have the one on the lower left. It works like a charm! I’ve had it about 5 years now.
The noise it generates sounds like the ventilation system on a plane. It is consistent, even, fairly loud, and I sleep very well now.
A side benefit is that when I travel, I fall asleep before the plane is off the ground! lol Thank you Pavlov.
To followup, I bought the Soleus Air LX-100 from Newegg for super cheap ($299), and it seems to work well. It has a dual-hose system (intake/exhaust). It’s a bit large but manageable. Impressed so far, but lets see how it works once we get rid of this July gloom and temps hit the 90s.
To followup, I bought the Soleus Air LX-100 from Newegg for super cheap ($299), and it seems to work well. It has a dual-hose system (intake/exhaust). It’s a bit large but manageable. Impressed so far, but lets see how it works once we get rid of this July gloom and temps hit the 90s.
To followup, I bought the Soleus Air LX-100 from Newegg for super cheap ($299), and it seems to work well. It has a dual-hose system (intake/exhaust). It’s a bit large but manageable. Impressed so far, but lets see how it works once we get rid of this July gloom and temps hit the 90s.
To followup, I bought the Soleus Air LX-100 from Newegg for super cheap ($299), and it seems to work well. It has a dual-hose system (intake/exhaust). It’s a bit large but manageable. Impressed so far, but lets see how it works once we get rid of this July gloom and temps hit the 90s.
