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Me too. Not all the time, but when I know I am going to sleep in and I know it will be noisy, I pop-'em in. CarloSW2
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When I first started traveling for work and staying in loud hotels (like next to a runway, highway, fire station, etc.) I developed a strange habit of putting a pillow over my ear. I never had luck with earplugs -- a bit painful and irritating, IMO
I once stayed at a hotel that was between runways (Columbus, Ohio).
I'm a side- or stomach-sleeper, so back-sleepers might not get much out of it. It blocks light too, if you get it positioned right.
At home, I have a HEPA filtration fan that's produces enough "white noise" to block out the random nightly noises (and it cleans the air)
My 10-year old one just bit the dust
so I picked up a new one that isn't as noisy, but does the job.
RH77