Answer by Know-It-All
They open up your nose and you can breath better. The elastic strips pull the sides of your nose outward, allowing more air to go through your nose. That helps you to stop snoring.
Answer by teehee
I just laughed out loud because I have the same problem with my boyfriend. He snores so loud it wakes me up! And it's only when he's lying on his back with his mouth open. I'm not really sure what causes the snoring unfortunately but google it!
Answer by Fallon says GO VOLS!™
Me thinks you're stuck with it!
I know it couldn't be as bad as Penny's snoring..
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Ha, It's worse sometimes than others..I could have sworn it was my fiance snoring the other night but it was her! Usually if I poke her she'll stop for a little bit.
Answer by GM-Edenost(aka-GM-Robert)(WOKFUSA(aka-mymmoplanet)
put large amount of Gum in your mouth
Answer by John R
Have her sleep on her side. Get her to lose some weight as well - honestly this will help.
Answer by vendreda
i use to just sleep on the couch
Answer by sissyfyia
Have him get a sleep diagnostic study. They can determine why he snores and even if it is hurting his health. It is possible that he needs more oxygen when he sleeps. Some people develop sleep apneas and actually stop sleeping momentarily while they are asleep. There are actual options.
Have him sleep with his chest open if he won't have a study done. This is usualy very helpful if there isn't an underlying cause. If he sleeps on his side it may be the reason, constricted airflow.
Answer by scottrkahler
1. Change your sleep position.
2. Lose 10% of your body weight to help stop snoring.
3. Avoid alcohol and sedatives to stop snoring.
4. Inhale steam before bed to stop snoring.
5. Try nasal strips to stop snoring.
Answer by Timothy Crayton
You could drown him?
Answer by JOHN B
nose strips
Answer by Jolizzy
ummmm... give her a coffee or cereal
Answer by halycon
Get those snoring strips at Walgreens or something. They go on the nose and help.
Answer by Eileen J
There are new things out there for snoring and they DO work.....Go to the Doctors and ask what is best...
Or you could wear ear plugs,,That is what I do when I have too..They work .!
Answer by Darrell H
Ductape is silver, silence is golden.
Answer by john
Sorry, I have tried many different versions and nothing-can completely block out noise. I still use the 33Db. reduction squeeze type. I make the plug into a narrow plug and immediately push it into the canal. This keeps most of the noise out. I also use a fan or white noise machine to mask the noise.
As to your hubby...does he also stop breathing, gasp, chock, have headaches, diabetes or high blood pressure. these are also signs of sleep apnea. HINT: a cpap machine will get rid of all hes snoring.
Answer by Ben
Stick Bananas in his nose, it worked for me
Answer by Patricia S
you probably have a deviated septum. Have that checked out
Answer by Sara
There really isn't unless there's some underlying health reason for her to snore. She may have minor throat deformities that are making it hard for her to breath when she's asleep. Sometime, surgery can correct it. She could also have allergies or nasal drip. She could also just be a dog that snores. Usually it's flat faced breeds (like Bulldogs or Boston Terriers) but any dog can snore.
Unfortunately, unless there's a health issue that can be resolved, it may just be something you have to live with.
Answer by spiCy crys
yell at them lol and say SHUT UP or plug their nose
Answer by G
He might be a throat snorer. Breathe Right also makes throat spray and throat strips that help to tighten the muscles in the throat and lubricate the air way. It's worth a shot!
