Post: #26

I had a friend in high school whose parents swung in the 70s. The father was a cool silver fox type who was still banging women in his 60s. Parents had a bit of an open relationship where his mom went to their summer home on weekends while the father stayed in the city.

By the time we were friends they lived in a townhouse, but back in the 70s they had a dope swinger apartment that even got written up in an architectural magazine.

One day he showed us a letter that he kept from all those years back from a female neighbor complaining of the loud noises, screaming, and banging coming through into her apartment to the point where the paint was chipping off the walls of the room in her apartment next to the one in his where the action happened.

She couldn't do anything about it, and the banging continued on without hindrance.

Post: #27

Put her panties or your underwear in her mouth.

Post: #28

Are they complaining about the noise of "sex" or the "noise". If they bought terribly constructed apartments, well, that's their problem. There is a legal limit for sound noise. I think it is inside your appt. but you might want to check.

If they are complaining about the noise of "sex" (ie: they are a family and having dinner together, can be not nice), then turn a guns movie on and make the sound a bit loud. Things will "mix up".

Post: #29

(12-11-2015 03:28 AM)LINUX Wrote:  It's pretty much impossible.

To get a better idea of that true soundproofing entails, look at this: http://imgur.com/a/tUBZ9

It's extreme, I know but you can begin to understand how soundproofing requires putting a box inside a box, inside a box.

Its a lot of layers but not hard if youre experienced in building. Completely feasible if you were building or renovating a place. Never gonna happen in a rental obviously.
Understand that the guy in that link was soundproofing playing the drums and he said when he was done you couldn't even hear them upstairs. I could figure out how to temporarily soundproof a room to sex noise levels. A good place to start, off the top of my head, would be to line the inside walls, floor and ceiling of your bedroom with 2 inch Styrofoam with a ship lap edge https://www.homedepot.ca/en/home/p.foamu...36412.html
these edges over lap each other. Stand them upright floor to ceiling while overlapping the edges and then tape the edge with this
https://www.homedepot.ca/en/home/p.60mm-...81212.html
Overlap floor and ceiling seams too while butting the Styrofoam to the wall all around. Seal those butt joins with caulking. You should be able to completely line the inside of a room with minimal fasteners, thereby not damaging your rental. the floor and walls will be easy to not need fasteners. Do the walls before the floor and ceiling and each will hold the wall Styrofoam in place, at top and bottom respectfully. Youll need to screw up the ceiling but you wont need many since it so light. Youd have to patch a few holes when you dismantle/move out. Cover the door with Styrofoam also and add a weatherstripping/seal kit to the jam. Youll also need to lay sheating over the styrofoam on the floor to walk on.
Better yet? cover the floor in cheap carpet and do the walls your at it. Best to avoid the ceiling, you don't want to add layers up there or you'll need to fasten everything well, and damage your rental in the process.
If neighbors can hear your girl scream through that then yes... you need to tell her to shut up.