Ear cleaning
What ear cleaning can give you?
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Comfort
Excessive earwax buildup can cause discomfort, such as a feeling of fullness or pressure in the ear, and itching. Regularly taking care of your ears can help avoid these issues
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Improved Balance and Coordination
The inner ear plays a crucial role in maintaining balance and spatial orientation through the vestibular system. By keeping the ear canal clear and unobstructed, regular ear cleaning can help ensure that the vestibular system functions optimally.
How to Clean Ears with Our Silicone Ear Cleaning Brush
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Step 1: Prepare the Ear Brush
Wash the silicone ear brush with warm water and mild soap to ensure it is clean and free from any debris or residue from previous use. Rinse the brush thoroughly and allow it to air dry completely before using it.
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Step 2: Soften the Earwax
Before inserting the brush, it's recommended to soften any hardened earwax to make the cleaning process easier and more effective. You can use over-the-counter earwax softening drops or a few drops of warm olive oil or mineral oil in the ear canal. Allow the solution to sit for a few minutes to soften the wax.
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Step 3: Gently Insert the Brush
Hold the ear brush by the handle and gently insert the soft, flexible silicone tip into the outer ear canal. Avoid inserting the brush too deeply, as this can push wax further into the ear canal and potentially cause injury. Twist the brush gently in a circular motion to dislodge and collect the softened earwax.
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Step 4: Clean the Outer Ear
After removing the brush from the ear canal, use the soft bristles or spiral design to gently clean the outer ear and remove any visible wax or debris. Be careful not to insert any part of the brush too far into the ear canal during this step.
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Step 5: Rinse and Repeat (if necessary)
Rinse the silicone ear brush under warm water to remove any collected wax or debris. If necessary, repeat the process in the same ear or move to the other ear, following the same steps. Once you have finished cleaning both ears, rinse the brush thoroughly with warm water and mild soap, and allow it to air dry completely before storing it for future use.
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First Common Mistake
Inserting the silicone ear brush too far into the ear canal can potentially push earwax further into the ear. Always ensure the brush is used gently and only in the outer ear canal to avoid any risk of injury.
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Second Common Mistake
Cleaning the ears too frequently can disrupt the natural balance of earwax production and removal. It's important to clean your ears as recommended, avoiding excessive cleaning to maintain healthy ear hygiene.
Three Ways to Avoid Common Ear Cleaning Mistakes
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Follow Proper Insertion Technique
Tilt your head to the side and gently pull the outer ear upwards and backwards to straighten the ear canal before inserting the brush. Avoid pushing the brush in too deeply or using excessive force, as this can cause injury or push wax further into the ear canal.
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Use Gentle Motions
When cleaning with the silicone brush, use gentle twisting or circular motions to dislodge and collect earwax. Avoid scrubbing or rubbing the brush vigorously against the ear canal walls, as this can cause irritation or abrasion.
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Clean and Dry the Brush Properly
After each use, rinse the silicone brush thoroughly with warm water and mild soap to remove any collected earwax or debris. Ensure the brush is completely dry before storing it, as moisture can promote bacterial growth and potential ear infections during subsequent uses.
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