From the PopSci archives: These inventions may have silenced snores, but they were totally evil.
Posted 10.23.2012 at 6:00 pm
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Snorers are selfish, horrible people, it's true. But no one - no matter how annoying their bodily sounds are - deserves to be subjected to the terrifying devices in this gallery. In 1917, PopSci ran a story about nine of science's most cutting-edge snoring-prevention inventions. Some of the devices are so gruesome (and potentially lethal) that it's hard to tell whether the inventor was trying to cure snoring or just punish wearer for being so irritating.
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wow! I can feel that pain! But I'm happy now as there are many natural anti-snoring remedies are available.
www.antisnoringdevicestore.com