[Eternally Solo]

For patients with excess ear wax, it can help improve hearing by removing blockages to the eardrum.

Sometimes foreign objects can get stuck in a patient's ears. These can include hearing aids, ear studs, and cotton buds.

In such situations, patients should not attempt to remove the objects themselves. They may end up pushing it deeper into their ear or accidentally damaging the eardrum.

Finally, ear wax removal can also help prevent infections. Excess ear wax or foreign objects may lead to infections of the ear.

[SavageGlow]

It's already too gross for me.

[ride]

I am one of those "excessive ear wax" types. Gotta flush the right one out every two months, the left one every six. After paying $58 dollars an ear at the ENT doc, my wife said she could do the same thing. So far, so good.

[Eternally Solo]

Originally Posted by ride ↗

I am one of those "excessive ear wax" types. Gotta flush the right one out every two months, the left one every six. After paying $58 dollars an ear at the ENT doc, my wife said she could do the same thing. So far, so good.

Does your wife use ear candles? Those things really get the wax out.

[*Ragdoll_Cutie*]

Omg that was so freaking satisfying!!!!

[Eternally Solo]

Originally Posted by *Ragdoll_Cutie* ↗

Omg that was so freaking satisfying!!!!

YES!!!!

If I come across another good one, I'll post it

[ride]

Originally Posted by Eternally Solo ↗

Does your wife use ear candles? Those things really get the wax out.

Nah. Warm water and a loop that looks like a clay tool from high school art class. Tried an ear candle once long ago, wasn’t impressed with the results.

[Budd Dwyer]

Originally Posted by *Ragdoll_Cutie* ↗

Omg that was so freaking satisfying!!!!

This
I've only watch these type of gross as fuck videos for that satisfaction...

[Eternally Solo]

Originally Posted by ride ↗

Nah. Warm water and a loop that looks like a clay tool from high school art class. Tried an ear candle once long ago, wasn’t impressed with the results.

That's called a horseshoe. How the heck does she see in your ear? An otoscope?

[ride]

Nope, just a mini-maglight and a bluetooth borescope that I normally use to look into cylinders. Its actually too big for my ear canals but it gets in there far enough.