[faithfulfrank]

Here is an interesting article from todays MSNBC.....talks about how some 55+ communities are building "Snore rooms" in their new home plans for folks who keep getting wakened by a "Snoring spouse".....

Thought it might get some reaction....

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/43964826.../#.TkEmus2Hmzg

Frank

[Larry Wilson]

Need one at our house!

[Carla B]

Frank, a great idea. Maybe to save cost builders could combine the snore room with a safe room.

[pooh]

What a great idea! It would be nice to have a comfortable place to shuffle off to during the night when one's partner is sawing logs. Sometimes I'm that partner, other times it's hubby.

[getdul981]

People should be tested and treated for sleep apnea instead of trying to ignore the problem that exists.

[PylutDood]

...we have one in our house already! It's called the living room...and she sleeps on the "snore bed"...called the COUCH!

She's says I snore but...I've never heard me so I dont know what she's hearing.

PylutDood (I think shes dreaming) Dave

[Avista]

We bought a bed (actually 2 twin extra long beds to make a king) in Sumter Landing. (Relax in Comfort is the name of the store.). Our beds are adjustable which means we don't sleep flat any more. Makes a world of difference. Doesn't cure snoring completely, but sure does help. We've never slept so well.

[PylutDood]

That sure beats a 25,000 dollar addition of a "Snore Room" onto the house!

PylutDood ( "Breath Rite" nasal strips work for me...and HER) Dave