Ear Plugs for Do-It-Yourselfers
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Everyone knows power tools can be dangerous without proper safety precautions. Crescendo DIY ear plugs were designed for Do-It-Yourself work and hobbies around the home workshop, lawn, or garage. These ear plugs cut hazardous noises while still allowing you to hear what's going on around you thanks to special filters (similar to the ones often used in musician's ear plugs). Improve your all-around safety with these easy-to-fit, low-profile ear plugs. These ear plugs may be used over and over for weeks, with just a gentle wash in warm water and soap after every couple of uses. | |
| Dewalt is a name you can trust when you need serious tools -- and now Dewalt also offers ear plugs for serious noise. At NRR 33, Dewalt ear plugs provide some of the strongest noise protection you can get. These foam ear plugs are corded, so you can just sling them around your neck between uses. A bell-shaped design and slow-recovery foam help you get the fit you need to block hazardous noise effectively, while providing enough comfort for all-day wear. These inexpensive foam ear plugs should be replaced after just a few uses as an effective and hygienic part of your DIY safety kit. | ||
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Pluggerz Hobby ear plugs are an excellent choice for projects both large and small. Even the all-mighty Dremmel tool, which is pretty quiet when you just turn it on, can drop some serious decibels during actual cutting and drilling. Whether you're looking to cut the ringing ears after a few hours of working on a project, or whether you need a set of good ear plugs for tasks around the house, Hobby ear plugs have you covered. These plugs not only cut noise, but also feature special filters that help keep important safe sounds such as voices clear and audible. A great hearing protector for DIY dads. | |
Make Your Own Do-it-Yourself Ear Plugs
Did you know you can make your own custom molded ear plugs?
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Professional lab custom molded ear plugs offer the ultimate personalized fit for one-of-a-kind noise blocking and comfort for your unique ears. However, these professional custom molded ear plugs can be pricey, starting at around $100. DIY custom molded ear plugs offer a much less expensive custom hearing protection solution. With DIY custom ear plugs, you get the kit you need to make your own custom ear plugs right at home. Choose a color, mix the materials with a quick knead by hand, and you can create your own custom-fit ear plugs in about ten minutes. (Pick up a few sets and you can make custom ear plugs for the whole family!) |
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Fair warning: DIY custom ear plugs are only as good as you make them. Getting the ear plug material down into each ear canal far enough is critical for adequate noise blocking. Made correctly, you can achieve as much as NRR 26 protection from noise with a properly made set of DIY custom ear plugs.
Until next time, be safe and love your ears.
--Sarah Bergman, Web Developer
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