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i am pretty sure it is directly upstairs. How do i tackle this problem? ask my neighbour to their face? leave a note?
the banging is at all hrs as if they are in my room. All i hear is a squeaky bed and i really don’t want to know how frequent my neighbour has long sex sessions.
It is a new issue so it is like their bed is hitting wall and skirting as i havent heard this before and lived where i am for 7 years
cheers all – please help
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A gentle, humorous (anonymous?) note to all your upstairs neighbours along the lines of:
“I don’t want to spoil your fun and I envy your enthusiasm but if you are the resident whose energetic love-making is banging your bed head off your bedroom wall, you might be interested know the rest of us can all hear. Share the love and please spare us the sound effects.”
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Not sure on the layout of you building .. But it may be possible to put a ‘dampner’ on the neighbours fun and games….. Seems from reports from one OC, a garden hose seems to have been an effective resource in this regard.
Wait for a moment or two after the noise stops and then applaud loudly or play a recording of applause on your hifi gear?
@PeterC said:
Wait for a moment or two after the noise stops and then applaud loudly or play a recording of applause on your hifi gear?Or how about canned laughter, preferably from a cheesy 60s sitcom?
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I wouldn’t wait until the noise stops – yell out encouragement while it is still going.