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Am I the only one that keeps losing the bluetooth headset for my mobile phone? Any tips on avoiding losing it? Any tips on finding a dirt cheap replacement when it is lost?
Why would you want a Bluetooth to begin with?
Why would you want anything that omits rays near your brain?
2scents: How is a cellphone near your brain better than a bluetooth? It is actually worse than a bluetooth, since the cellphone transmits more powerful radiation than a bluetooth.
Any tips on avoiding losing it? Super-glue
Really, maybe there was a gezeirah that you’d lose teeth. This way you lose your “teeth” easily.
Attach a cord between the bluetooth and the phone.
Cellphone you only use when you are talking, Bluetooth is constantly in your ear.
Besides, I try using my speaker or car phone as much as possible.
So put the bluetooth on only when you have a call. Instead of sticking a highly radiated cellphone to your ear you use a less radio intensive bluetooth. And you’re better off. (As long as you only wear the bluetooth during calls.)
There is a health risk by using a bluetooth?
Some use, a head set in stead of Bluetooth. Its the thing that goes around your head almost like head phones but only half way with mic. I think many of those work with blur tooth as well. Its not the first option, but if you keep on loosing them then you might want to try those.
There is a health risk with everything.
Why would you want anything that omits rays near your brain?
omit: /??mit/
Verb
Leave out or exclude (someone or something), either intentionally or forgetfully.
Fail or neglect to do (something); leave undone: “the final rinse is omitted”.
emit: /i?mit/
Verb
Produce and discharge (something, esp. gas or radiation).
Make (a sound).
Thanks for pointing that out.
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