Guest guest Posted April 22, 2006 Report Posted April 22, 2006 Hi , If you are going to be staying in a hotel, ask the front desk for the ADA kit for the deaf. They'll have a big vibrating alarm clock, doorbell knocker, flasher that works when someone knocks at your door, flashing smoke alarm, and so forth. If they DON'T have them, they are in violation of the ADA. Always good to ask for these accommodations when you make reservations. I've used the small vibrating alarm myself. You might consider attaching it to your pajamas, since that should wake you up. It's probably next to impossible to buy one of these things at a local store. They are so specialized you almost need to go to the mail order places. The Original From: " shelley95120 " <snickwit@...> Subject: Recommended Travel Vibrating Alarm Clock? Does anyone have any recommendations on a traveling alarm clock that has a good vibrations? I used one a few years ago which was smaller than a wallet and the darn thing could barely wiggle under my pillow ... I slept through it many times. Anyways, I'm leaving for a business trip in a few days and need to purchase a good travel vibrating alarm clock that works well - I'd appreciate your input. Thanks in advance, Quote
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