alarmed!!!

mocha

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Feb 17, 2006
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I wonder if anyone can help me. Ron and I have separate bedrooms and I sometimes don't hear him if he gets up in the night. What I need is some kind of alarm to let me know when his bedroom door opens[I don't close it completely]
I've been searching the internet in vain and can only find commercial ones. I've even considered hanging a windchime on the inside. It would probably be the cheapest option.
Anybody there who has solved the problem???? Help please.
 

taylorcat

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Jun 18, 2006
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Mocha,

A social worker recently spoke to my Dad about this and I'm sure he mentioned that social work could put some kind of beam across the door so that if my Mum came out the room he would know about it. Maybe speak to social work about this.
 

mocha

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Thanks, Taylorcat, funnily enough I had decided to ring Social Worker tomorrow. We have had a house alarm fitted for the first time this weekend and I am worried he will set it off. I paid extra for a pet friendly one but not a husband friendly.Mocha
 

pammy14

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hi
We have a mat that you place under the rug near your bed and when you step on it an alarm goes off. It was from SS and was one of the most useful things I had.
 

patriciacolliso

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alarms

hello mocha, what about getting a set of baby alarms. that is what i had for my husband. they are really good . one in his bedroom and one in yours.he would not know it was there .just plugs in the electric socket. you would certainly that at night. they are very good. a set of them costs about £30 pounds. from argos and most chemists shops. hope this helps . take care.
 

Kriss

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I like the idea of a mat.

We set up a wind chime so that the door would brush it gently when opened - impossible to silence but not a piercing/scary noise.