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[SnowPink]

Maybe she likes to eat pickles in the bedroom, but can never get the jar open without banging on it? Or something...

[kdgn]

It sounds like a rocking chair is too close to the wall-

[LilacTree]

On 12/27/2014 kdgn said:

It sounds like a rocking chair is too close to the wall-

It's not that rythmic, but could be.

[Suziepeach]

Dart Board?

[chiclets]

Simply solve the mystery. Politely introduce yourself as a neighbor and ask her about the banging. She may not know she is doing this and that you are being bothered. It does not mean, or has to be, a confrontation. You are simply establishing a relationship with someone new. Stop speculating, get the facts, meet someone new and share a moment of friendship. If she bites, bite back!. Really, what have you got to loose and you may gain some peace.

Have a good New Year.

[colliegirls]

If talking to her doesn't help, there is a sound insulating dry wall ( I believe Lowe's has it) that can be put over your existing dry wall on your shared wall easily and fairly cheaply. Not a bad idea anytime there is a shared wall.

[Pqfan]

I have a neighbor like this. Luckily it doesn't happen at night. I wonder what she is doing too. I would pay to see what the h She is doing over there lol.

[millieshops]

Unless you have reason to fear her, I'd ask her before going to management.

[brewhaha]

Sounds like a lot of banging going on.

[TaxyLady]

I would approach her and say ""Do you hear some sort of banging going on?"" Explain what you are hearing and see if she is hearing the same thing. It could be possible it is not her but maybe something else. If it is her she will be aware she is bothering other people.