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by rikacomet 14y ago
How about a vibrating alarm clock
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- zeynalov 14y agoI tried to sleep with my watch to see if I would sleep with a vibrating watch if it would exist. I saw that it's very uncomfortable to sleep with a watch. And existing vibrating watches aree too expensive I think. Also vibrating gadgets make noise.
- rikacomet 14y agowell, thats a very bad situation you are in. I can imagine, how one wouldn't like to disturb his/her most beloved one. Think it through, whether a vibrating watch is your thing, or just your phone and her phone as well. Or perhaps, try headphones, my cousin use to wake up to songs, and if you only have headphones, you won't wake up your partner.
- stevekemp 14y agoA few years ago I was living with a light-sleeper, and I was doing some commuting which involved early mornings. To get up and avoid disturbing her I bought a "vibrating alarm clock for the deaf". Put it under the pillow, and it woke me up and left her sleeping. Definitely a good purchase.
- rikacomet 14y agoI'm taken! why didn't I thought that how the heck did deaf people wake up for work .. really, I had no idea how difficult it is for those of them who work.