Will it lessen dog barking noise if I fill in a window with this Acoustic Foam?
636039
It will diminish any noise to some degree, but if it's coming from outside, putting it in the window will block some of it. These work best to keep sound from bouncing off walls.
636040
It might help but I wouldn't buy this. All it is, is funny cut foam rubber. Go to your fabric store and buy some 2 inch thick foam rubber.
636041
Maybe a little bit, but it's not really the intended purpose. This is more just to deaden the sound of the room, getting rid of a little bit of echo and ringing.
2213402
It will help. You'd need some serious insulation to block all noise. I'd call this a noise reducer.. You would need a LOT of this to block all noise, not to mention it would have to cover every wall.
2267388
It's worth a try. I covered my living room wall with this to dampen neighbor's noise. It dampens the noise from outside by maybe 20-30 percent.
1524175
I would not use it got this purpose. Didn't work to stop my dog from barking. Use an electric dog fence about a foot inside the perimeter of the fence you have now.
436098
It does not work on low level sound. Instead of barking my dog will whimpers at a low level to avoid any shock.
749012
it will definitely muffle and reduce the transmission of sound, but not completely. also it's not really meant for that purpose, it's primarily meant to go inside the walls
372338
It actually isn't made for dog barking but for pet containment. It can't sense the pet barking only when and if it gets close to the wire barrier then gives a correction.
1709068
I don't think so. If it is too loud, you could try setting a glass over it. Even though I wish it were quieter sometimes, there are other times when I am glad that I can hear it when I am not close to it.
1582118
Yes however, my neighbor's keep covering it because they can hear every setting volume across the street. Its not effective on the animals anyway. Only neighbor's.
186316
Probably. Its just essentially thick rubber that you can easily shape and stick on. I would imagine that the gaps around the door would probably let most of the noise out so you'd have to figure out a solution to that. Assume you're going to apply the stuff to the inside of the door. Should help some.
1884634
This foam definitely reduced our sound leakage. We used it to wrap an amp box to block sounds releasing and allows us to Mic the amp.
1240395
This device works via sonic waves. Any barrier between the device and the dog will absorb and lessen those waves. If your barking dog is nearby, the sonic waves will still have an effect if sent thru a glass pane but if the dog is at the outer range of the 50 foot effective area, the Bark Free will not be effective. It is best to have no barrier or any sort between the dog and the Bark Free. That means fences, bushes, trees, windows....anything that will absorb sound waves will lessen the effectiveness. I kept my unit outside a second floor window, pointed downward so nothing was between it and the neighbor's dog and it worked wonderfully. This device works via sonic waves. Any barrier between the device and the dog will absorb and lessen those waves. If your barking dog is nearby, the sonic waves will still have an effect if sent thru a glass pane but if the dog is at the outer range of the 50 foot effective area, the Bark Free will not be effective. It is best to have no barrier or any sort between the dog and the Bark Free. That means fences, bushes, trees, windows....anything that will absorb sound waves will lessen the effectiveness. I kept my unit outside a second floor window, pointed downward so nothing was between it... » Read More This device works via sonic waves. Any barrier between the device and the dog will absorb and lessen those waves. If your barking dog is nearby, the sonic waves will still have an effect if sent thru a glass pane but if the dog is at the outer range of the 50 foot effective area, the Bark Free will not be effective. It is best to have no barrier or any sort between the dog and the Bark Free. That means fences, bushes, trees, windows....anything that will absorb sound waves will lessen the effectiveness. I kept my unit outside a second floor window, pointed downward so nothing was between it and the neighbor's dog and it worked wonderfully. « Show Less
1056300
It should help, just don't apply foam to impede ventilation or where there is heat build up. Make sure area to be applied to is nice and clean
1240393
This device works via sonic waves. Any barrier between the device and the dog will absorb and lessen those waves. If your barking dog is nearby, the sonic waves will still have an effect if sent thru a glass pane but if the dog is at the outer range of the 50 foot effective area, the Bark Free will not be effective. It is best to have no barrier or any sort between the dog and the Bark Free. That means fences, bushes, trees, windows....anything that will absorb sound waves will lessen the effectiveness. I kept my unit outside a second floor window, pointed downward so nothing was between it and the neighbor's dog and it worked wonderfully.
1915044
No. It will not block out the sound completely but it will muffle it (equivalent to holding a pillow over your ears).
1344743
You can set it to where you and your dog can hear the noise or just your dog. It stopped my dog from barking inside and outside. She barked all the time!!! Drove my family nuts, broke her in no time flat.
338307
It might lower it a few decibels but that is a problem with the card making excessive noise. This item is sort of one of the last things you can tweak to reduce noise from your PC but it can only reduce noise that much... If it that bad i would look at a new card or just trying this foam to maybe alleviate your problem.