Alarm clock

VamPyroX said:
Hahaha... nah.

It worked fine. She usually had the vibrator cord tight or often dropped things (or put things) on the cord. That's like having a lamp plugged in and then placed far away where things could fall on the cord and pull the plug out of the outlet the wrong way. When that kind of thing happens to often, the wiring inside the lamp could get lose and/or the plug would get bent. She also likely dropped her alarm clock because when the cord is pulled, the alarm clock falls off the dresser. That kind of thing could cause the alarm clock to malfunction. :dunno:
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Yup could be it. It's just pieces of junk anyway.
 
I never used a vibration alarm clock I just wake up when I need too. :lol::D

Cell phones now will double as vibration alarm clocks, you can set them to go off whenever and set them for vibration. They have watches that will do that same as well.
 
I use a plain wax candle. How that works is unspeakable here. :lol:
 
Where can you buy a vibrating alarm clock? I have had people ask me and I have no idea what to tell them. Are there stores where you can get them?
 
I used sonic boom alarm clock and still do. I got a white one which I am sad that I cant get the black one which dies on me.
 
Thanks, but you don't know any stores anyone can go to? Alot of the people who ask me are older and they don't have computers.
 
horselover61 said:
I used sonic boom alarm clock and still do. I got a white one which I am sad that I cant get the black one which dies on me.
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It's same happen to me. I have a Sonic Boom Alarm for 11 years old. It's still good working. But the vibrator's warranty wore out. I ordered a new black vibrator through Harrison Community online. It cost me 32.95 dollar and plus shipping. It's not bad. I got an ups last month ago. I am happy with new one. My husband found it the old vibrator's cord with wire broke. He removed the cord, and case off. He kept the vibrator inside. LoL


http://www.harriscomm.com/catalog/default.php?cPath=42_125
I hope it will help you. :)
 
Chase said:
There are several free catalogues available. One I have is from Hear More.

You may visit Variety of Products for Deaf, Hearing Impaired, Hard of Hearing - HearMore.com to order a catalogue on-line

or call toll-free for a catalogue at 1-800-881-4327 (1-800-281-3555 TTY)

or write Hear-More, 42 Executive Blvd., Farmingdale, NY 11735
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Thank you, this will help. I work in a HearCenter in a hospital and I have many older patients who are loosing thier hearing and they are always asking about alarm clocks and things like that.
 
You're quite welcome. I certainly understand problems with limited means of communications.

Another good source of products for the hard of hearing is Harric Communications. You may order free catalogues from:

Harris Communications - products for deaf, deafness, hard of hearing, hearing impaired, and hearing loss. and EZ Living Aids by Harris Communications - products for seniors, senior caregivers, hard of hearing, hearing loss, elderly, mobility, loud phone ringers, home safety, alzheimers disease, memory loss, amplified products, books, DVDs, videos

info@harriscomm.com

toll free 1-800-825-6758 (1-800-825-9187 TTY)

Harris Communications, Inc.
15155 Technology Drive
Eden Prairie, MN 55344-2277

Sorry, Alex. Just saw that I duplicated your post. Please delete this if you want.
 
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