Cleaning your ears

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…

Earwax (cerumen) is a natural substance produced by your ear canals to keep your ears dry and protect them against bacteria and infection. Normal activities like chewing and talking actually flake off excess earwax in time, which makes ear...

While having some earwax is perfectly normal and even helps you protect your ear canals against infections, we all want our ears to be clean. But if you’ve been using cotton buds to clean the inside of your ears you might be actually damaging your health. Turns out, there are many other simple and healthy ways to make sure your ears stay clean.

Ayisha Friedman-Negrín, aka @ayishafrita, jumped on TikTok to teach us all about this genius ear cleaning method.

Earwax buildup can be embarrassing. Hydrogen peroxide for earwax removal is a safe, affordable, and effective way to dissolve excess earwax from the ear canal.

If you have clogged ears, you may have difficulty hearing and discomfort. Here we have listed various home remedies that you can try to unblock clogged ears.

Garlic is a real superfood and a great natural remedy. What happens when you put a garlic clove in your ear? Watch the video to find out.

4.5M likes, 35.2K comments. “😳 Trust me, watch til the end 😮‍💨”

Sadie Gannett on Instagram: "Ear complaints are one of the top reasons kids go in to the doctor, but there’s lots you can do at home! And did you know 80% of ear infections DON’T need antibiotics? Most will clear up on their own! But as a mom whose child is more prone to ear infections, I like to be proactive! I learned this ear adjustment from my chiropractor a while ago and have used it so many times since then (including on myself!). It helps keep things draining which will lessen the…

In most cases, the best way for you to keep the insides of your ears clean is to leave them alone. A little earwax is in fact a good thing!