Replied by Gt (Boston) on 05/01/2014
I have used hydrogen peroxide to dissolve ear wax for the past 10 years! Lay on your side and add the peroxide (I use the h202 cap). Give each ear 10 minutes before you shake the peroxide out.Replied by Waybeyondfedup (Metro New York On New Jersey Side Of It, Usa) on 05/03/2014
Thanx Hmm interesting will look into when I have time. Now, just wish that my family (parents and twin sister) wouldn't be brainwashed by mainstream medicine to see where I'm coming from. Basically, its gotten to the point that my mom will make a appointment for me to see a doctor about it. In which I'm not happy about because I'm way beyond fed up with this. At this point in time I keep reminding them about my age and beyond. At the same time usually leave it alone and it usually goes away in a matter short period of time. Most of time hear a pop in the them.Replied by Dswoodhams (Hampshire, Uk) on 05/31/2014
I have just used coconut oil to remove ear wax totally by accident, it took two applications over the space of one week. What I did was put half a teaspoon of oil in one ear then went to bed with the oil sitting in that ear. Will not work if you move sides a lot when you sleep. You will have to come up with your own procedure. Then a few days later I repeated the process. Around the sixth day I rolled a pea sized blob of ear wax out of my ear. I can only think that in the night the liquid ear wax and coconut oil had run out of the ear and then solidified. I have previously used olive oil but it didn't have the ability to liquify the ear wax, and the best bit is no more ringing! Please note that this worked without poking anything into the ear.
