I read your post and I read the replies. A couple of them make some pretty good suggestions about putting up dams. One thing that you haven't mentioned is whether or not you've spoken to your neighbor about the problem. How about this...invite him over for a cup of coffee and then try to hold a conversation over the noise. Possibly he might say, "Gosh, that sure is loud" and then you could kindly mention that your wife is going deaf because of it, or...
But I have a question about this whole thing. Is it possible, just possible that you're the owner of the loud dryer and its' your neighbor who is upset and what you're really after is whether or not he has a leg to stand on? And depending what you hear here will determine how you react? One of those hypothetical situations where, "I know a guy that has a friend that knows a guy that talked to a guy that..." and the guy is really you? OK, I'm joking so don't get twisted out of shape. Just speak with your neighbor. Don't let it keep building up to where it's going to cause bad blood. Speak with the guy. Bails of hay do absorb noise.
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