EAR SPA
Intro: EAR SPA
Ear wax, hair, bugs, sand, & bacteria cause itchy gross ears. But, it can be solved by one fun remedy. I have used it all my life, and to my knowledge it is SAFE. It was recommended by my doctor when I was a kid. That guy was prehistoric- so I believe this to be an OLD SCHOOL REMEDY that was forgotten.
What you will feel:
BUBBLES!
EUPHORIA!
BUBBLES!
CLEAN!
*in that order*
WARNING:
This instructable is not intended for those with exsisting ear problems. Such as tubes, grafts, or damaged ear drums, ect. This ible is safe for those with healthy ears only. You are responsible for your own body, so please use common sense and be your best advocate. If you dont know the health of your ears or feel this is not right for you- DONT TRY IT.
What you will feel:
BUBBLES!
EUPHORIA!
BUBBLES!
CLEAN!
*in that order*
WARNING:
This instructable is not intended for those with exsisting ear problems. Such as tubes, grafts, or damaged ear drums, ect. This ible is safe for those with healthy ears only. You are responsible for your own body, so please use common sense and be your best advocate. If you dont know the health of your ears or feel this is not right for you- DONT TRY IT.
STEP 1: What You Will Need
1) Paper Towels
2) Hydrogen Peroxide (stabilized 3% oral debriding agent)
**If you have a deep wound in your ear, do not use peroxide. If you have objections to peroxid used on human tissues all together, dont use it. Always read the warning lable of any product before you use it. Always apply common sense**
3) A cozy place to chill
4) A dropper, or a friend to help.
I like to do this at the end of the night when I am less likely to be bothered by kids.
2) Hydrogen Peroxide (stabilized 3% oral debriding agent)
**If you have a deep wound in your ear, do not use peroxide. If you have objections to peroxid used on human tissues all together, dont use it. Always read the warning lable of any product before you use it. Always apply common sense**
3) A cozy place to chill
4) A dropper, or a friend to help.
I like to do this at the end of the night when I am less likely to be bothered by kids.
STEP 2: SPA TIME
Get yourself in the mood.... light some nice smelling candles! I would say play music, but chances are that you won't be able to hear it.
Have a friend fill the cap with peroxide... or just fill a clean dropper yourself if you're alone. *OH YEAH BABY, ALONE*
You may want to place a towel where you plan on laying your head. And you certainly will want a paper towel inhand during the process.
Now, lay comfortably on your side and fill up the ear canal with peroxide. Close your eyes and enjoy. You must close your eyes to get the full effect! Your ear will become a hot tub of bubbles!
TIP: You can pull on your on your ear lobe to help fill the whole ear canal.
WHAT TO EXPECT?
1) Expect it to feel cold at first.
2) Expect it to bubble rapidly
3) Expect to feel euphoric because of the inner ear magic going on.
4) And count on finding yourself submerged in bliss.
Have a friend fill the cap with peroxide... or just fill a clean dropper yourself if you're alone. *OH YEAH BABY, ALONE*
You may want to place a towel where you plan on laying your head. And you certainly will want a paper towel inhand during the process.
Now, lay comfortably on your side and fill up the ear canal with peroxide. Close your eyes and enjoy. You must close your eyes to get the full effect! Your ear will become a hot tub of bubbles!
TIP: You can pull on your on your ear lobe to help fill the whole ear canal.
WHAT TO EXPECT?
1) Expect it to feel cold at first.
2) Expect it to bubble rapidly
3) Expect to feel euphoric because of the inner ear magic going on.
4) And count on finding yourself submerged in bliss.
STEP 3: CLEANING TIME
When the bubbles slow down significantly, you can sit up and drain with a paper towel.
TIP: Folks from the Instructables community suggest a few drops of rubbing alcohol in the ear to
remove remaining moisture. Some even suggest a 50/50 mix with the peroxide. I have never tried
this... just thought I would put it out there!
Now you can hear the Johova's Witnesses before they get to your street!
Please feel free to give feedback. I wish happy ears for all! And if you dig it- VOTE :-)
**This Instructable is dedicated to my OCD friends with very clean ears, Eric and Charlotte~ Enjoy
179 Comments
juliaG78 5 years ago
Kittywitty7 8 years ago
HollyM89 5 years ago
EdwardH105 5 years ago
gxwarr 8 years ago
I would Definitely talk to the baby's doctor first!!!
Kittywitty7 8 years ago
PaulH268 7 years ago
I am troubled by ear discharge in my one ear which is also perforated. I thought hydrogen peroxide would help as I read that it is good for ear infections. Also, I recall my mother using it in my ear when I was a kid. Now I'm not sure.
EdwardH105 5 years ago
EdwardH105 5 years ago
I had been doing this for a longggg time.
Little help 6 years ago
A few years ago while enjoying swimming & snorkelling in Mexico I got water in my ear canal & no position, q-tip or head movement could dislodge the annoying sloshing. I went to a local pharmacist & after questioning me if I had any existing ear problems, I didn’t, she advised me to simply put in a couple drops of hydrogen peroxide into the ear canal. A little fizzing & in less than 2 minutes problem solved. I’ve used this technique several times in the past 5 years with 100% success.
elainedcent23 7 years ago
great one
JCoffey 13 years ago
Oledoug 13 years ago
dia 13 years ago
The material you find in the bottom has been chemically examined and is the same wax as the candle, not ear wax.
J. Rafferty, A. Tsikoudas, and B.C. Davis published a great paper (Can Fam Physician. 2007 December; 53(12): 2121–2122.) where they created a mock human ear to prove there is no "suction" formed by the burning of the candle.
ArtisanEclectic 7 years ago
I don't care what biased "experts" say. Ear candles work. I've used them many times and they are not dangerous. It's simple physics.
The reason you have contrary "reports" from medical practitioners is simple, Ear Candles cut into their business and render their expensive equipment and training unnecessary.
micobanff 13 years ago
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adamvan2000 13 years ago
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