Live in flat what time can I run a bath on a sunday

Sharebear

https://forum.scope.org.uk/discussion/comment/990756#Comment_990756

After reading your post, I consider myself lucy that I don't on the whole have as much noise as you do. I'm sorry to hear you have I so bad. Sending hugs x

Ranald

https://forum.scope.org.uk/discussion/comment/990756#Comment_990756

At first I thought you meant they weren't allowed any furniture, but you meant laminate flooring! Lol.

Santosha12

My parter in 2001 was a big Elvis fan/sang like him in band 🥱. We split up I bought a ground floor flat sat quietly relaxing the first night, 23rd Dec 2001. Suddenly "you ain't nothing but a hound dog" started playing very loud above me 👀 . Every single night; he played all of Elvis music but Hound Dog must have been hus favourite 😬. Couldn't get away from Elvis 🙄🙄🤣. On 11th Jan I got 2 little rescue dogs which wasn't really allowed (they weren't yappers luckily). Put my flat up for sale and by the beginning of April 2002 had moved to a little cottage thankfully. I don't really mind Elvis but knew I couldn't get used to noise above me, especially Elvis 🤣🤣

egister

https://forum.scope.org.uk/discussion/comment/967627#Comment_967627

Sorry, I just read it)

Active noise reduction systems are built into expensive Mercedes and BMW models. I think there should be a service for installing such systems in homes.

WhatThe

Many older homes still do not meet The Decent Home Standard in terms of heating and insulation.

Soundproofing was simply not a priority because people didn't make as much noise back then! We weren't trying to talk over TV's, mobile phones on loudspeaker, car alarms, leaf-blowers and US-style sirens when we were indoors...

And yappy dogs 🙄 thankfully, are banned from Housing Association properties rah!