"Japan's most living man," Matsuura mittaro, and modeling designer Masako ITO wrote a book, "good things 100", recording 100 good things that can accompany them for life.
The list editorial department launched a column with the same name, which contains 100 items and our stories.
They may not be expensive or rare, but all of them have illuminated our lives.
When you are sleepy, you suddenly wake up with the sound of car racing. Have you ever?
In January, on the first night of moving, I also took a picture of the brilliant lights on the Third Ring Road to my friends, lamenting that urban life is a little wonderful. At 12 o'clock that night, I was repeatedly woken up by the noise of big cars and small cars running in the city, which made me anxious.
The end of the pain is that I finally found the earplugs I bought a long time ago from a pile of moving boxes, very nice ear ear foam earplugs, with fine texture and slow rebound. Pinch a pinch, slowly put it into the ear, as the earplug slowly rebounds, you will feel the decibel of the surrounding sound drop by drop, slowly settle down, and finally sleep well.
In the past two years, living closer and closer to the city center, the environment is also showing a trend of more and more noisy. This intolerable noise made me use earplugs frequently, but over time, this kind of earplugs also brought me new troubles. I like lying on my side. When I tilt my head, I will press half of the earplug out of the ear canal. It makes my ears uncomfortable. Although it doesn't hurt, I always feel it.
I used to use it occasionally before, but this kind of discomfort can be tolerated. Now it's used every day. After half a month, I can't stand it. Fortunately, I went to Taobao to find an alternative product, and I picked out my favorite pair of silicone earplugs, which are still Anlu
It doesn't have any magic, that is, two pieces of silica gel, which are a little hard when bought, are placed in the box. Before each use, it needs to be kneaded, kneaded and put into the ear. It is not a foam earplug that plugs into the ear canal, but plugs the ball into the ear, pressing the ear around the ear with fingers, and sealing the ear canal as a whole.
Silica gel is not sticky, and has no obvious skin clings. But the sound insulation effect is surprisingly good. If the headset can reduce the volume of 60%, the silicone can be reduced by at least 80%. And because the silica gel is sealed, it does not enter the ear canal, there will be no swelling problem that some people worry about, the texture is soft enough, and the outer ear profile will not feel uncomfortable.
The most important thing is, lying on one's side does not poke ears at all, although it can not be said that there is no sense of existence at all! But the texture is comfortable enough. Foam ear plugs are usually confused by me in the middle of the night because they are uncomfortable, but they will not be able to stay quiet for a night or even increase the volume of the alarm clock.
Speaking of disadvantages, the price of silica gel earplugs is nearly twice as expensive as that of froth, which requires a small consumption upgrade.
If we only consider the practical value, silica gel earplugs are definitely not the most cost-effective choice, after all, foam earplugs can also be used, and the sound insulation effect is also good. But as a detail control and sleep control, I simply can not accept the disadvantages of foam ear plugs, which must be upgraded.
In fact, I always spend more money on product details. Ordinary rice cookers can only be used to cook rice, but I need a product that can be quickly timed or even remotely controlled, so that I can turn on the cooking function before work and eat hot rice at home. Most of the time, we are willing to choose more expensive things, because it can not only meet the basic practical needs, but also match our life details? At least I am.
Adults, in the scope of their ability to spend a little more money to make themselves comfortable, nothing can not.
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