What is a good temporary way to sound proof a room?

Question

My neighbors in the apartment next door have a 5 month old baby that likes to wake up whenever i go to sleep. Is there any way i could sound proof the walls so that i can muffle that crying? I need it to be temporary and cheap because I won't be living here forever.

Answer 1

Buy yourself a sound conditioner. Worth every penny, and you can take it with you.
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Answer 2

Using thick carpeting and heavy curtains can sound proof a room to a great extent. Alternatively placing wall furniture, like a cupboard or wall unit etc. against the wall will also help.

Answer 3

Is your apartment big enough so that you can move your bed into another room where you won't share a wall with the apartment next door?

Softly playing music all night while you sleep.

Ear plugs.

Answer 4

Is the baby's crib directly against your bedroom wall? Maybe you could go next door, perhaps with a little baby type gift.....and consult with your neighbour about relocating the crib??..or soundproofing their side of the wall.
Just a thought

Good luck

Answer 5

HI, If you have one, tack a sleeping bag up to the wall. Or multiple blankets. I would like to say insulation, but rolls of that are to expensive to waist.Good luck

Answer 6

Egg cartons, mind-blowing quilts/blankets, foam products (you will get scraps at fabric shops). it may additionally help to maintain "white noise" on in her room. that's a small gadget that emits "white noise" sounds, usually it is purely a beneficial friendly "historic past" style of hum, yet you additionally can get fashions that play crickets, or gentle rain, or ocean waves. White noise has been scientifically shown to set off stable, restful, deep sleep varieties.

Answer 7

stick egg boxes on the wall

Answer 8

go to B quiet.com or seach it up,its a website sellin sound deadening,use it on cars or walls.i have a sound system and people keep bitchin bout my music

Answer 9

I heard eggs containers work.