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<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJwK_npUpbk" rel="ugc">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJwK_npUpbk</a>
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJwK_npUpbk [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJwK_npUpbk]

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The easiest thing is to move them to the other side of the room. &nbsp;That will reduce the exposure by the square of the distances.
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The easiest thing is to move them to the other side of the room.  That will reduce the exposure by the square of the distances.

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My wife keeps near the bed 2 phones and a tablet, which stay on all night long. She refuses to turn them off because they take too long to power up when she needs them during her brief wakes... (please don't say anything).<br />
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Since the jury is still out on the potential bad effects of electro-smog, and she is showing some signs of disturbance, my idea would be to find some sort of an insulating bag in which she could put the stuff. This way, when she needs it, she just takes out whatever device, wait a second or 2 for the network signal to be re-established, and everybody is happy.<br />
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Do you know if such container is available on the market? What would be its correct name?<br />
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Thanks
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My wife keeps near the bed 2 phones and a tablet, which stay on all night long. She refuses to turn them off because they take too long to power up when she needs them during her brief wakes... (please don't say anything).

Since the jury is still out on the potential bad effects of electro-smog, and she is showing some signs of disturbance, my idea would be to find some sort of an insulating bag in which she could put the stuff. This way, when she needs it, she just takes out whatever device, wait a second or 2 for the network signal to be re-established, and everybody is happy.

Do you know if such container is available on the market? What would be its correct name?

Thanks

Electro-smog Shielding Bag

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