RE: Sennheiser-Soft Silicone-Rubber Ear adapters: How do I clean the Silicone rubber ear fit rings to remove ear wax?
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Just wash them in warm water. You can use a little soft-soap if you like, but don't use any harsh solvents or cleaners.
1939383
Snap the ring off the earphone and put it INSIDE the new pad. Then snap it back on.
187571
Ah, I see. Thank you. I did buy the e2cs, and unfortunately I cannot get any of the pads to fit my ears, so any idea what prices run on the ear molds and where I can get them??Thanks!
600684
i clean my ears with soap and wash during shower and then i dont have wax,not alot anyway and i also clean the earplugs with clean paper
2168049
I use a little lotion around the ear canal to get my earbuds to slide in. It might help you so that you won't have to squeeze it.
1067587
They came with 3 different size silicone buds that you can change out. I think I have relatively normal size ears and the medium and small work really well for me. The silicone is really flexible so you can get a very nice fit. The only issue I have had is that sometimes they fit so well I can't hear anything except what I'm listening to. At work I only wear 1 ear bud in most of the time or else my coworkers scare me to death when they come into my office and I don't notice. I-pod ear buds I have found to be slightly too big and they start to hurt my ears after awhile. I haven't had that issue with this type of ear bud at all and can't imagine using a different kind. My husband uses the large silicone buds and he has slightly odd shaped ears and many other types don't work well for him at all.
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You should not have to remove that ear canal piece. I have two pair of over the ear type aids; one waterproof for sports and another that is not. I keep one pair in the dryer when not being used; both pair overnight. Plenty of room in the unit. I've used this unit for a couple of months now. I bought 3 desiccant bricks last week for under $10 on ebay; good for another six months.
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I have only wiped them with a moist cloth and long ago I have washed them with just water little to no soap. Your best bet is to replace them. My experience is that the memory foam characteristic diminishes well before needing to clean the foam tips. I use q-tips/cotton swabs in my ears daily so it's rare that I see earwax on my foam tips. I imagine that if you are against using q-tips or if your ears produce lots of earwax, you may be inclined to clean the foam tips more.
1864079
Correct...they have a removable earwax guard that you can take out and soak in hydrogen peroxide. Make sure they are completely dry prior to putting them back in.
1896218
Just cleaned mine today. Just wash in soapy water, rinse, and dry. Be careful not to break them.
1246107
Apply a few drops into the ear canal....do not clean first. You can wipe away any excess after massaging the ear a little. This stuff really works!
1110669
No there is not. I am not absolutely sure, but I looked for a while. After heavy use my left earbud stopped working and I sent them in to get it fixed. They sent back a brand new box with a new set of rings, so right now I am good to go. Be careful when you pull them out of a pocket or bag. That is when I lose most of mine.
284755
Put warm water into a cup and insert the syringe tip into the cup and pull back on the plunger. When the syringe is full, insert syringe into the ear canal and press the plunger to begin cleaning your ear.
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From my experience, I could not hear in one of my ears. I tried Debrox and it would not work for me. It didn't matter how long I left it in my ear. I had to go to the doctor and he removed the wax for me.
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I wear mine for 1-2 months. They eventually get too soft and don't expand well and they usually are a little soiled from ear wax. I got the package and have had them for probably a year?
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If you want to soften or remove ear wax, Hydrogen Peroxide is often used by physicians. Debrox (an OTC product) is another peroxide-type product but much more expensive.
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according to my doctor's instructions, warm water goes into the syringe. the warm water is squirted gently into the ear to flush out earwax. the syringe tip never enters the ear, just the warm water. the warm water flushes out wax. what is to clean? rinse occasionally with 10% bleach, 90 % water. use for years, until it develops a leak in the bulb, then replace