Is it safe to use a portable air horn inside a house?
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Post date: 2021-08-01 06:46:33 |
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I bought a small air horn to use inside my house in the event of a break-in.
These horns are sold as personal safety devices, to scare off dogs and bears, and all have volumes of 110-120. Air horns are used at indoor sporting events (basketball and Olympic swimming, for ex.)
My Googling has found nothing on using an air horn (110-120 dB) inside the house. CDC says that dB of 85 or higher can cause permanent hearing damage, but doesn't specify if that pertains to sustained noise or a one-time blast.
Are air horns safe to use inside a small house? Any other reason I shouldn't use an air horn for personal safety indoors? |
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