IF it's from an upstairs bathroom ( toilet ); it's not going to be an 'easy fix';
I lived in an apartment complex for a couple of years .. a bathroom on the 'other side' was next to my kitchen ( NOT good ), and a bathroom from the upstairs apartment was over my living/dining area ... REALLY! not good! ) seems that all the plumbing was on two outside walls --- the upstairs on the 'living room' sides of the downstairs apartments, and the downstairs apts all shared the next door 'kitchen' plumbing venting I guess ...
Hi Ruthie. I'm Cindy. In a perfect world, you could put insulation in the wall between the two rooms. That would eliminate any sound. If that's not an option, try hanging a rug on the wall in the living room. That will eliminate a lot of the sound. Good luck Ruthie.
Ruthie,. You'll need a little more insulation. You'll need to put up a new wall. Your walls are too thin, like mine. When men go to the bathroom, you hear it in my living room. Good Luck. Aloha
My bedroom wall joints to the bathroom and I can hear everyone using the toilet it’s making me sick. I already bought some sound proof sponge for the wall but it’...
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Apparently the walls between the bathroom and adjoining bedrooms in our new house are very thin. You can hear *everything*. What's the easiest way to create more of...
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Depends on where it is located. Is the bath above the living rm? Or next to living rm?
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IF it's from an upstairs bathroom ( toilet ); it's not going to be an 'easy fix';
I lived in an apartment complex for a couple of years .. a bathroom on the 'other side' was next to my kitchen ( NOT good ), and a bathroom from the upstairs apartment was over my living/dining area ... REALLY! not good! ) seems that all the plumbing was on two outside walls --- the upstairs on the 'living room' sides of the downstairs apartments, and the downstairs apts all shared the next door 'kitchen' plumbing venting I guess ...
Hi Ruthie. I'm Cindy. In a perfect world, you could put insulation in the wall between the two rooms. That would eliminate any sound. If that's not an option, try hanging a rug on the wall in the living room. That will eliminate a lot of the sound. Good luck Ruthie.
Ruthie,. You'll need a little more insulation. You'll need to put up a new wall. Your walls are too thin, like mine. When men go to the bathroom, you hear it in my living room. Good Luck. Aloha