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You can do this at home with very warm water and a soft bulb, squeezing it as hard as you can, and it is terrifying. It feels uncomfortable and sounds very loud
by idlewords 6y ago
You can do this at home with very warm water and a soft bulb, squeezing it as hard as you can, and it is terrifying. It feels uncomfortable and sounds very loud. Do it for as long as you can stand, and then do it more. Do it for so long that you feel like an idiot and get dizzy.
About 10-15 squirts past the moment when you think there can't possibly be any point to what you're doing, an eldritch horror will come out of your ear into the sink, and you'll hear sounds you haven't heard in years.
Then do the other ear.
- deanclatworthy 6y agoYep. They sell a product here called Remo-wax where you place drops in the ear for about an hour and then you spray the ear with a rubber ball/syringe type thing. I had no results with this however. The “ball” was so big i think it needed someone to target the blockage directly. Your mileage may vary.
- idlewords 6y agoI tried a lot of the products that involve putting drops in your ear, and maybe they work for delicate dainty people. The only thing that works for me is dozens of painful, loud blasts of hot water from a bulb until the abomination lurking inside has had enough and comes out.