How to Use Ear Wax Candles

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Use Ear Wax Candles

Ear wax candles may seem like a bizarre remedy for ear wax build up, but as strange as it seems, it does help with the blockage.

The first time I used one of these skinny candle contraptions was shortly after getting married to my wife. She is a cosmetologist and was trained in the use of ear candles for use with clients. My ears have always been known to breed too much ear wax so it only made sense to try these out at least once to have the experience.

Things You'll Need

  • Ear Wax Candles
  • Scissors
  • Bowl of Water
  • Pie Plate
  • Wet Towel
  • Lighter or Matches
  • A Trusted Friend
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Instructions

    • 1

      Place all the required items in an area next to wherever you are going to use the ear wax candles. I like to lay on the ground when having this done since it gives me and the trusted friend enough space to work and it is away from anything that might burn.

    • 2

      Lay on your side with the blocked ear facing up, that's about the extent of steps for the person having their ear cleaning. Cut a small hole in the center of the pie plate to put the ear candle through. The small tip of the ear wax candle should stick out about 4 inches from the bottom of the plate.

    • 3

      Stick the ear candle in the ear so it almost points straight to the ceiling. The person with the ear wax candle in his or her ear should make sure it is in snugly, not forced deep into the ear canal.

    • 4

      Place a wet towel over the side of the head to protect from any falling debris your trusted friend my fail to catch appropriately once the candle is lit ;). This is mostly for your added protection.

    • 5

      Light the ear wax candles on the wide end. After the candle burns down about an inch, have your buddy take the ear wax candle out of the ear and cut off the charred tip so it doesn't burn anyone or anything. Afterwards, place back in ear. The candle should stay lit this whole time.

    • 6

      Repeat step five until it burns down to just about 4 to 5 inches. At this time, take out of ear and extinguish the ear wax removal candle's flame.

    • 7

      For added enjoyment, use scissors to cut open the candle and explore the fun things that came out of your blocked ears. I did not include a picture of this for your sakes, but this happens to be my favorite step.

Tips & Warnings

  • It can take five days to see full results

  • Don't immerse ears in water for the next five days

  • Do not do this by yourself

  • Do not use ear wax candles if you have had any ear health issues in the past

  • Follow and read all instructions and warnings on box

  • Results vary, it is not meant to fix more serious ear problems

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