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Topic	Has anyone here ever tried one of those ear candle things for removing wax?
GeminiDeus 03/24/24 11:50:12 AM #13:	I use Debrox when my wax buildup is too high. Just a few drops in the ear, head tilted for about 15 minutes as the solution works, then use an ear syringe bulb filled with hot water over the bath tub again and again until a big chunk comes out. Smackems posted... Tried it on my mom and didn't do shit However, if you're actually open to seeing a doctor they can pressure wash it out. It's quick and easy, don't have to put you out If you do this, be sure to get a doctor who knows how to do it. Last time I got a doctor to do mine was probably over a decade ago and he almost fucked up my eardrum, which is why I started doing it myself with Debrox from thereafter. --- Without truth, there is nothing. <cite>GeminiDeus posted [p:979537304] in Has anyone... [t:80729465]...</cite> <quote>I use Debrox when my wax buildup is too high. Just a few drops in the ear, head tilted for about 15 minutes as the solution works, then use an ear syringe bulb filled with hot water over the bath tub again and again until a big chunk comes out.Smackems posted... </cite><quote>Tried it on my mom and didn't do shit However, if you're actually open to seeing a doctor they can pressure wash it out. It's quick and easy, don't have to put you out</quote>If you do this, be sure to get a doctor who knows how to do it. Last time I got a doctor to do mine was probably over a decade ago and he almost fucked up my eardrum, which is why I started doing it myself with Debrox from thereafter. --- Without truth, there is nothing.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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