Your questions

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Q My daughter’s puppy loves her squeaky toys, but my husband and I would rather he had toys that only dogs can hear! Can you help?

Kathleen, Harrogate Yours says Tuned to a frequency out of the human hearing range, with Hear Doggy! Toys you’ll get a little peace and quiet but it’ll still be playtime for your daughter’s puppy. Win win!

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Q I live in a safe area but I’ve been considering getting some sort of personal alarm for when I’m out on a walk. Can you recommend one?

Leanne, Lincs Yours says The rechargeable Impact Personal Alarm Torch could be a good solution for you. You can carry it quite unobtrusively and use it just like a torch, but it has an additional button which activates a loud siren and a dazzling strobe.

■ Available in two sizes from redlinesecurity. co.uk, rrp from £17.95

Q How can I protect my precious ornaments when my adorable (but boisterous) grandchildren come to my home?

Yours says This Clear Museum Gel Adhesive will secure antiques or collectibles to a surface, but is removable, reusable and non-toxic.

■ From Amazon, £25.99 Q I was only 16 when my baby daughter was adopted. I would love to find her but have very little information and I don’t want to cause upset with her or her family by posting requests on Facebook. Is there an organisation that can sensitively help me with this?

Name and address supplied Yours says Featured on BBC1’s Family Finders, the people at FinderMonkey can help find and reconnect with lost family members. Their specialist adoption team will ensure that you and the person you are looking for feel supported throughout the whole process.

■ Call 0113 282 5900 or visit findermonkey.co.uk

Q My family and I have several laptops that are still working but no longer used. Is there an organisation that can refurbish them and donate them to a worthy cause?

Jules Parker, Bristol Yours says The #GiveALaptop campaign was started with the aim to help provide children having to learn remotely, with a device to do their work. This has been backed by many charities and organisations. The Restart Project has a list of verified charities which can collect and redistribute your device.

Before passing your device on to anyone, ensure you erase all data.