Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Is this powerful enough to block a door slamming every couple minutes? I live right next to the bathroom in my dorm...
Document: For the price, this noise reduction earmuff set is well worth it. Whether you sleep next to a snorer or have a nightclub right next door, you won't hear much. With sleeping position adjustments, I found sleeping  with them on fairly comfortable.
good noise reduction with the type of frame that doesn't break in a year. Low profile so they don't tend to catch on branches when I mow under trees. Inexpensive enough to buy a couple of pairs so helpers are protected too.
I bought 3 pairs of these for my kids who all have misophonia. They are so distracted during tests at school that their scores suffer. I got these today, tried them on, and had my daughter stand behind me and crunch chips. I heard every nasty crunch. While they might be good for those who don't have sound sensitivities to protect their hearing, they do nothing to muffle or block distracting noises. I'll be returning them and looking for something better.
I train hunting retrievers, which requires shots from a shotgun, so I need to use hearing protection. These earmuffs work well from a noise reduction level. They are somewhat bulky and stiff, not easy to adjust, so I don't use them for myself on a regular basis but they're cheap enough so I bought a couple to give them to my helpers.
I have chronic migraines, averaging about 2 weeks of every month. Noise makes my head feel like it is exploding, but it's a little silly to try to put my household on lockdown because I'm having yet another bad day. I pop these on and it muffles normal sounds like tv, speech, radio, cooking noises, etc. enough that it doesn't feel like I'm being smacked in the brain with a hammer. I can still understand speech, so I get to be a part of the world again.
We are homeschooling and bought these for our eight year old daughter who is easily distracted. They block enough noise that she can concentrate, but not all noise so she can still hear me. (I touch her shoulder so she knows I'm talking to her, and then she can pick out my words.). My only complaint would be they are a little too tight and there is no way to make them bigger.
I was looking for a low profile piece like this one for my 7 years old daughter drum lesson. The foam inside is so thin (probably cost saving by the maker??) that it doesn't really block the noise as much as I had hope for although I wasn't looking for a heavy duty one like Ultimate 10. Not good enough to block kid's drum lesson and it still does not prevent hurting my ears from the drum noise.
I've had these for about 4 years and have used them for woodworking and working with a chainsaw. They still look brand new, and work very well. They block enough noise that it's safe to do whatever you want to do with them. They also fit great and don't become uncomfortable even after several hours.
These earmuffs were purchased for elementary school students that needed a sound buffer while working independently. Truly, these are a wonderful tool! Flexible coverings allow for a close fit around ears to block out sound. The headband is easily adjustable without being too tight. The earcup plastic is sufficiently deep enough for the thick foam while keeping it away from the ear itself.
Just right for mowing or shooting! The fit was good on my 6 year old granddaughter and me alike. I would recommend.
Answer: no