1. Install double or triple glazed windows: Double or triple glazed windows have multiple panes of glass and trapped air between them, which helps in reducing noise transmission.
2. Install soundproof curtains or blinds: Room darkening curtains or thick blinds work well in absorbing sound waves and reducing noise transmission.
3. Apply a soundproof film: Applying a soundproof window film can help reduce noise transmission by up to 30%, and it's more economical than installing new windows.
4. Seal gaps and cracks: Make sure to seal any gaps or small cracks around your window frame to prevent noise from seeping through.
5. Install window inserts: Soundproof window inserts are an excellent option to reduce noise transmission, and they are fast and easy to install.
6. Use soundproof foam: Acoustic foam can be used around the window frame to reduce noise transmission.
7. Install soundproof shutters: Soundproof shutters or external blinds can further reduce noise transmission by up to 80%.
8. Use plants: Plants work well in absorbing sound waves and can serve as a noise barrier near your windows.
9. Add a bookcase: Installing a bookcase filled with books, albums, or other items can help in reducing noise transmission.
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