Doorbell. What does yours sound like?
Jeannie Nguyen
10 years ago
I know it's a bit difficult to describe the sound of your doorbell, but what does your doorbell sound like?
Do you have a traditional ring or an actual song? Tell us what yours sounds like in the comments!
Do you have a traditional ring or an actual song? Tell us what yours sounds like in the comments!
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cabingirl13
10 years agolast modified: 10 years ago
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bungalowmo
10 years agolast modified: 10 years agoOhhhh!!!! I love this post! Mine is probably 80 years old & it's the twist kind on my storm door. It's LOUD!
BRRRRRRRRRRIIIIIIIINNNNNNGGGGGGG!!!!
Old pic...door & trim have been painted & doorbell cleaned up too!
Pretty much how mine sounds:
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10 years agolast modified: 10 years agoI Upgraded my door bell button to functional and new last year. Even lights up! The sound is the same. Two tone, high to low, ding dong. Pleasant. I like it,
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