[P1] Requesting advice choosing a printer, etc

e.mkeene e.mkeene at wap.org
Thu Jan 29 23:24:12 PST 2004


> I agree that it is unlikely that printing will be quiet enough not to
> wake a nearby spouse, unless that person is a very deep sleeper (or
> wears earplugs).

While this is generally true, there are some things that can be done to 
help with the noise situation. I found some giant oversized mouse mats 
that were large enough to go under my inkjet anFor this, a  bit more 
creativity is in order.

1. Find a box large enough to fit over the printer and the paper stand 
with a fair amount of space left around the sides and top.
2. Depending on how lightly the other person sleeps, use either heavy 
bath towels or 2 inch foam rubber on the sides and top to insulate the 
noise.
3. cut out a minimal exit hole if the box is not large enough to 
accomodate the paper tray extension.
4. Most difficult step: find someplace to hide the box during the day.

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