Disgusting moment gross ear wax is removed in a desperate attempt to save a man's hearing. Doctor Neel Raithatha, known as the 'Wax Whisperer', tackles the ear wax removal in this graphic video.

Ear wax removal, often filmed for its oddly satisfying effect, has become a phenomenon with billions of views. The act of cleaning ear wax, typically seen as mundane and even a bit gross, is now ...

Yes, earwax is gross. But should you really stick a candle into your ear to get rid of it? Lots of people say yes. They swear it can get rid of many problems, from wax buildup to ringing in their ...

Even if you could remove wax without causing damage, you might not want to. The ear is self-cleaning; it does not need you poking around in there.

How to remove ear wax with hydrogen peroxide You can remove earwax at home using 3% hydrogen peroxide or a 50-50 mixed solution of hydrogen peroxide and water.

Soak your ear tips: Once you’ve removed any wax or dust, let the silicone tips soak in soapy water for half an hour. Dry thoroughly before reattaching them to the headphones.

“Anyone else’s partners eat their snot, ear wax and sleepies?” a woman wondered into the digital abyss.

Some popular products advertised for home ear wax removal are potentially risky and could damage your ears. Others may be ineffective at best, wasting your money and delaying proper treatment. We ...