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post #46 of 52
8/19/11 at 10:12pm

I use these:

 

http://www.clinere.com/

 

I get occasional wax and lots of dead skin.  These are magical to me, and I'd suggest anyone give it at least a try once over q-tips.

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post #47 of 52
8/19/11 at 10:59pm
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Originally Posted by Shike View Post

I use these:

 

http://www.clinere.com/

 

I get occasional wax and lots of dead skin.  These are magical to me, and I'd suggest anyone give it at least a try once over q-tips.

 

Looks interesting.  I think I'll check it out.

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post #48 of 52
8/22/11 at 4:52pm

Ear Candles.  I'm always surprised at the amount of goo builds up in them.  Probably not the most scientifically effective method, but the most amusing!

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post #49 of 52
8/22/11 at 6:05pm
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Ear Candles.  I'm always surprised at the amount of goo builds up in them.  Probably not the most scientifically effective method, but the most amusing!


I truthfully need to buy some. Its better than spending $150 or so at the ear doctors, and plucking it out with Q-tips.

 

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post #50 of 52
8/22/11 at 6:33pm

Haha nah, ear doctor is probably the best way to remove any serious wax buildup.  Candles are just funny to experiment with.

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post #51 of 52
8/22/11 at 6:52pm
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Originally Posted by TMRaven View Post

Haha nah, ear doctor is probably the best way to remove any serious wax buildup.  Candles are just funny to experiment with.


Im the type of person that doesn't get alot of wax. Id definitely get them cleaned first and than use some ear candles.

 

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post #52 of 52
9/1/11 at 1:58pm

warm water under the shower

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