Best way of asking person to turn down music in heat?

[Lonix]

What's the best way of asking someone to turn down the music in the heat? Why can't they use headphones. Also why do these people always blast rubbish music?

Depends, what you class as rubbish music might be good music to some one else. A polite sorry can you turn it down or just try to relax and enjoy it.

[mikkydoos]

Radios are easy to deal with. I used to deal with an old neighbour who blasted a radio the other side of my bedroom wall using one of those iPod FM radio transmitters. Work out which station they are listening to, set the transmitter to the same frequency and blast away the cheese. Worst case scenario they lose reception, but most of the time the signal used to overpower the real signal and play the cheese out via their radio. It used to be quickly turned off!

 

This was a good few years ago now, and I don't really recommend this as there are probably numerous rules as to why you shouldn't do it!

 

That is a pretty damn good idea.

 

@nicholab ever heard of a hosepipe

[DCUK6]

Mums neighbours used to do it for 3-4 nights of the week.

 

One day i stayed over and was woken up at night by what sounded like a hoover, got up and found my mum hoovering the wall.

 

Shed finally cracked after asking a few times nicely so she came up with the plan that the nights that they were to tired to stay up she'd hoover the wall.

 

 

Had some numpty playing a guitar and singing at 11pm one night on the field outside my front gate, after 30 minutes id had enough.

Grabbed the biggest torch i have, its like the sun and can light up a beach with ease when we tried it.

After a few seconds of this thing pointing at him, he got the message.

 

 

If its ever noise from neighbours having sexy time then just play some cheesy songs, sex on fire or something. Neighbors will avoid you for a while with embarrassment.

Edited June 20, 2017 by DCUK6