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They might just dislike H2O2. But it is useful as a disinfectant, and it can help get rid of earwax if you dilute it. Do we really need to ban the stuff? People
by meekrohprocess 6y ago
They might just dislike H2O2. But it is useful as a disinfectant, and it can help get rid of earwax if you dilute it. Do we really need to ban the stuff? Peoples' tastes vary, but personally, I'm not a huge fan of earwax.
- Fezzik 6y agoPer multiple doctors and an audiologist the best way to clean your ears easily is to just use warm water while showering and direct it down your ear canal with moderate water pressure. I used an irrigator for years, just with tap water, but the possibility of too much pressure always worried me. I struggle(d) with ear wax build-up in my teens but have been wax free for 2 decades now, so long as I am diligent about cleaning my ears.
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