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I'm sitting in a room that's almost empty. I have a table, a bed and a wardrobe. My cousin stays in the room and the wall separating them is thin. I need to soundproof my room, every noise sounds so loud. If I drop a coin, the whole house will hear it, I can't do shit without anyone knowing. I was thinking about using some suction cups and hanging some sheets/towels on the walls.
What do you think about it? Do you have any advice? (My budget is...10$)
Also, I don't know where to look for the suction cups, I need some suction cups with some holes, so I can tie some string to them.

>> No.1668299

>>1668298
Get old mattresses and wash clean, stick to walls with ape glue

>> No.1668721

>>1668299
Or maybe some thick blankets

>> No.1668808

>>1668298
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pABvTWSxOes

>> No.1668914

>>1668721
>>1668808

I will try to do something like that, thanks

>> No.1668915

>>1668298
RIP out your ears with a fucking ice pick dumb prick

>> No.1668920

>Do you have any advice?
Move
A half decent soundproofing job costs $1-3 k for a small room.