Never use WD40 for your ears, only Deoxit will do.
For the Golden ears, use Deoxit Gold.
European Golden ears can use Kontakt Gold 2000
Ear flush can often be performed at walk-in clinics for very reasonable rates. Look in to it before you start sticking things in your ears that may damage them.Insurance....hahaha good one. My insurance costs $12,000 a year with a $10k annual deductible. I'm self employed. The Doctor is for last resort emergencies only. Any type of "maintenance" is done at home in this house if at all possible.
I heard some docs use the exact same device and drops I posted.
I use a syringe and warm water. I can't remember the last time I used ear drops.Do you ever "deep clean" your ears? I have some clogging in my left ear due to a damaged Eustachian tube that doesn't drain that well. My son has some clogging too.
How often do you really clean your ears? Do you use drops? Flush them out with warm water?
I'm thinking about trying one of these. https://www.amazon.com/Tools-Curette-Electric-Vacuum-Cleaner/dp/B07649SVPW
And using these ear drops. https://www.amazon.com/Debrox-Drops-Earwax-Removal-drops/dp/B00ANL4Z4I/ref=sr_1_5_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1510622600&sr=8-5&keywords=ear+drops&th=1
Pro-tip: If it comes out the other ear, you've probably gone too far.Look in to it before you start sticking things in your ears that may damage them.
Pro-tip: If it comes out the other ear, you've probably gone too far.
My wife claims everything goes in one ear and out the other in my case.
A doctor once told my put nothing smaller then your elbow in your ears..