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Quieting Loud Ticking Clocks

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Date: 01/17/2006 Topic: Readers Request > Home  
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Does anyone have a solution to "loud ticking" clocks. It seems that most of our clocks make a bit of noise. Does anyone know how to "silence" them?

P.S. I am a clock collector and have a clock fetish, so I have several clocks around the house.

Thanks to all,
Karifl from Florida
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By Clock hater. (Guest Post)
God I hate ticking clocks.

Posted on 06/04/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

By beanygurl (113) Contact
If the clock in on the wall, try taping a piece of sponge to the back. This will keep the clock from touching the wall and reverberating. Similarly, for desktop tickers, put something sound absorbing underneath... a doily or placemat will go a long way to buffering the noise.

Posted on 01/18/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse

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