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Do not laugh folks but I have a genuine OAP problem - I have lost a pair of hearing aids in the bedroom and I was just wondering if there is some sort of mini metal detector dfvice that can detect those small round batteries as I have only just received them and will cost £100 to replace.

Sincerely genuine problem - at my wits end - please HELP

Please don't take the PISS
 

Samo

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Do not laugh folks but I have a genuine OAP problem - I have lost a pair of hearing aids in the bedroom and I was just wondering if there is some sort of mini metal detector dfvice that can detect those small round batteries as I have only just received them and will cost £100 to replace.

Sincerely genuine problem - at my wits end - please HELP

Please don't take the PISS

Pardon me?
 

Chipfat

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Ive just lost me specs, blind as fook, so ill come round, could be the makings of a good film!!
 

Covstu

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if I could help over ear I would, but listen you need to search everywhere.

Lucky you have friends on ear isn't it!
 

JulianDarbyFTW

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My ex-wife left me for a deaf man. To be honest, I should have seen the signs.

Anyway, finding lost stuff is pretty easy.

Is there anyone else that could have moved them?
Is there anywhere else in the house you have worn / had them? You may think they are in the bedroom, but are they..?
Is there anything they could have fallen behind?
Is there anything that may have covered them? A pair of stray underpants or a sweaty t-shirt?
Are you looking straight at it but not seeing it?
Has it become displaced, for example become moved to the back of a drawer when you've looked for something else?

The most important thing is to look once, and look well. Unless you're like Mr Trebus then you should be able to search slowly and methodically - don't make the mistake of doing a half-arsed search. Split the room into zones and look properly and carefully until you are sure you can tick the zone off.

If all else fails, have a cup of coffee and chill out. You'll remember where they are in about 3 hours time.
 

Johnnythespider

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My ex-wife left me for a deaf man. To be honest, I should have seen the signs.

Anyway, finding lost stuff is pretty easy.

Is there anyone else that could have moved them?
Is there anywhere else in the house you have worn / had them? You may think they are in the bedroom, but are they..?
Is there anything they could have fallen behind?
Is there anything that may have covered them? A pair of stray underpants or a sweaty t-shirt?
Are you looking straight at it but not seeing it?
Has it become displaced, for example become moved to the back of a drawer when you've looked for something else?

The most important thing is to look once, and look well. Unless you're like Mr Trebus then you should be able to search slowly and methodically - don't make the mistake of doing a half-arsed search. Split the room into zones and look properly and carefully until you are sure you can tick the zone off.

If all else fails, have a cup of coffee and chill out. You'll remember where they are in about 3 hours time.
FFS i think i'd rather pay the £100 than go through that rigmarole !!!!
 

cloughie

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This is a broadcast for the hard of hearing

Bloody well listen!!
On a more serious note JR what was it you said I didn't quite catch that
 

Johnnythespider

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Is it true that hearing aids amplify sound, if so try shouting sisu out under your bed and see where the echo is coming from. This probably won't work but i will be pmsl imagining you doing it ;)
 

wingy

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You poor old sod ,falling to bits ,try this!!SoundLAB Portable Handheld Metal Detector




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This high performance hand held metal detector is designed to meet the exacting requiremnts of the security industry. Typical uses include body search for offensive weapons, crowd control, checking packages and letters for metal objects and anywhere where hidden metal needs detecting.The presence of metal is indicated by an audio signal and a red LED. The unit operates from a single 9v battery and has a threshold setting.

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swisstony

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I am not religious in any way but my missus always swears by st Anthony the patron saint of lost things (I think)
Say a little few words to him asking him to find the item but don't take the piss out of him.
Then look everywhere you previously did and it will miraculously turn up
I know it sounds Bollocks but it works honestly.!!!!
I used to poo poo it but now swear by him
 
Do not laugh folks but I have a genuine OAP problem - I have lost a pair of hearing aids in the bedroom and I was just wondering if there is some sort of mini metal detector dfvice that can detect those small round batteries as I have only just received them and will cost £100 to replace.

Sincerely genuine problem - at my wits end - please HELP

Please don't take the PISS

Thanks everyone for your input to my dilemma - I knew you wouldn't take the piss (you fecking did with a vengeance) but 1st prize goes to WINGY and I will purchase one of those handheld metal detectors he recommends.

Many thanks for the laughs and advice
 

Houchens Head

Fairly well known member from Malvern
I sometimes use hearing aids (I'm an old fart as well!), but when my batteries need replacing, I just go along to the hearing clinic at the hospital and get them replaced for free. Can't understand how they're costing £100?
 

Sky Blue Harry H

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Do not laugh folks but I have a genuine OAP problem - I have lost a pair of hearing aids in the bedroom and I was just wondering if there is some sort of mini metal detector dfvice that can detect those small round batteries as I have only just received them and will cost £100 to replace.

Sincerely genuine problem - at my wits end - please HELP

Please don't take the PISS

Whenever I go near my father in law his hearing aid is always breaking out with a whistling sound. you can either invite me round to your bedroom (easy tiger!) and I'll try and set off the batteries - other advice is to have a look in the last place that you saw them (my wife's ever helpful advice). By the way, I can fix that loose tile on your roof for £500 (cash):whistle:
 

Sky Blue Harry H

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I am not religious in any way but my missus always swears by st Anthony the patron saint of lost things (I think)
Say a little few words to him asking him to find the item but don't take the piss out of him.
Then look everywhere you previously did and it will miraculously turn up
I know it sounds Bollocks but it works honestly.!!!!
I used to poo poo it but now swear by him

Can you use it to help Tim Fisher get his marbles back ? (how about that for a brand new thread????)
 

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