MASSIVE CHOCKABLOCK EAR WAX REMOVAL - EP588

[@keeleyg2636]

You never fail to educate us. I'm 63 and this is the 1st time someone has described why we sound different to ourselves when we hear our recorded voice. I really appreciate that! You're a great guy, Mr. B!

[@juliahaynie764]

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[@jennyl6649]

Wasn’t that interesting!!😊😊😊

[@clairewright8153]

I’m 62 and never knew that either. Love these snippets of information. Thanks Mr. B

[@jaydiarie]

Yeah!! I was always wondering why I hated the sound of my voice in recordings but was fine with it in person

[@socknitter1]

I’ve been in radio for 30 years and it’s the first time I’ve heard it explained!! ☺️ Thanks Rhys!

[@eulyndamitchell]

Finally, I have an explanation for the reason my recorded voice sounds unlike me. I love your videos and the way you explain what you are doing, the instruments you are using, and why. Just an FYI I also watch a couple of Indian ENT doctors and there doesn't seem to be the same commitment to be as gentle as possible. The patients are in a serious amount of pain some are even brought to tears during the process. It is very hard to watch especially when it's a child. I fully appreciate your commitment to do no harm.

[@CharCanuck14]

Never apologize for digressing Mr.B. We learn so much when you do, so thank you! Today's video.......wow!

[@marykleeberg7162]

Hi Mr B. I'm a nurse in the states and I greatly appreciate the information and instruction you give to us. Your a good educator. Thanks for all you do for your patients and sharing with us😃!

[@alabamanurse7110]

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[@marykleeberg7162]

@@alabamanurse7110 ??

[@moniw8]

@@marykleeberg7162 She was correcting the way you spelled 'you're', bc you spelled it 'your', which is incorrect.

[@marykleeberg7162]

@@moniw8 oh LOL!! Mercy, I didn't even look at my post when I got her response😂😂. Let me just say duh1🤦!! Thanks Monica😀💜

[@carolyncdonahue]

I never knew all of that about the voice box and hearing! I always wondered why I sounded so different on tape! You're the best teacher! We all love you and the gorgeous Mrs. B!

[@dr.wigglesworld4046]

Perfect analogy with the three dimensional pond! Way to educate your fans on a layman’s level! So happy to be a subscriber to a TRUE educator! Keep up the great work! ~Dr. Wiggles

[@barbaraverdoorn9076]

What a satisfying, most excellent peel, huge chunks, and when it ended, the other ear was just as, if not more, packed !! SO HAPPY! Watched twice already!

[@fly_hannah_warehouse]

Haha! I did the same thing! Watched it at work, walked home, sat in my backyard and watched it again! Suuuch a good one

[@gailcrestin179]

I LOVE your videos, and you are the EarMesister voicing them over! I mean, who ever heard of a funny, logical, informative ear wax removal show?? Hurrah for Rhys!

[@humaneleaguelancPA]

That is exactly why we love him! Great sense of humor that keeps us laughing!

[@ELizbeth135]

The most delightfully British title for an earwax removal video I’ve ever seen! Bless you all!

[@crystalxyz3286]

I absolutely love how you explain all this and make it so interesting to understand. I could spend hours listening to this, a very good educator. 👏🥰

[@shannonrogerssimpson5383]

I'm loving your deeper explanations!!! I suffer from a hearing loss in one ear (probably from a virus I am told) and it affects me in so many ways. It's like living with half my head in a box that will never go away, and I have mild tinnitus as well in that ear. I enjoy the education so please don't stop!!!

[@hazeljames348]

One of the best extractions ever. What a vast amount of skin/wax. The patient must be hearing ants breathing now 😂 have a great week Mr B 👍 ❤️

[@viviennejordan215]

Lol, Love it, Original!

[@humaneleaguelancPA]

This was Epic! Layers like an onion, massive skin peels, wax that never ends! I hope you let your clients know who much we appreciate them to allow you to video!! She must have been so pleased with getting her hearing back!!

[@lynedennis1708]

Great job !

[@esthergishkori8850]

Good gracious Rhys!! I was waiting for the patient's tonsils to appear. There was soooo much wax. Brilliant to watch. Thank you!!

[@hollys89]

That's hysterical 🤣

[@viviennejordan215]

Yes, it Sure Is!

[@viviennejordan215]

Lol!

[@humaneleaguelancPA]

Good one!

[@teppi5119]

1:41. Holy cow! My mom says “I’ve learned something new I can go to bed now” and I couldn’t agree more. I hear two different ways. Wow. Thank you so so much!!! Sweet dreams.

[@melanievasa4673]

I learned so much in this episode. Do not apologize for digressing. You are teaching all of us. Fabulous removal! Thank you.

[@mariakobets7557]

Love your explanation on how our voice sounds different! Thank you for all that you do!

[@sherrihinton8567]

Oh my, the amount that came out. Wow. Thank you Mr. B

[@vickimiller2399]

Love watching & learning from you! Thank you!

[@ginagreene3565]

Loved this episode (I love them ALL, but this one in particular was especially informative). There was so much info that I didn't know, that you explained. Thank you!

[@suek6477]

Hands down you are the best wax remover on the Internet

[@wendyhenry5132]

Awesome Rhys. Always look forward to the next video.

[@SuperSkinandHairCare]

Thanks, Mr. B.!!! This was another great video!!! Cups of tea, all around!!! 🫖🫖🫖 Cheers!

[@kerseykrewzoo]

Wow! Those were some full ear canals! I’m almost as relieved as the patient that that came out lol. I very much enjoyed the sound wave lesson as well. Great comparison to an explosion, like a firework going off. I understand how sound in the ear works much better than I did before. P.S: I’m glad I’m not the only one trying to look around the corner during these videos lol!

[@jewel9443]

😂

[@sonjagrose8879]

Awesome video Rhys. Crazy how he didn't think he had trouble with the other ear & it seemed to be more full.

[@dorrisbeseril1636]

Oh my! I bet they were surprised at what came out of the second ear! They were real plugged up on both ears. Bless their heart! I love how you explained about how we sound when we hear ourselves on a recording because I had wondered about that. Thanks! Yes you definitely need a cup of tea! Great video!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💜 So is a gromet the same as the dome part of a hearing aid? Just wondering. ☺️

[@moniw8]

No it isn't. I can answer that for him. A grommet is a tiny cylinder & a dome, doesn't have an opening.

[@jimterryh1983]

Excellent video ❗Mr. & Mrs. B have a wonderful week. See you again soon!

[@jgeorge9381]

It warms my soul when you say “tough as old boots” I always smile after you say it

[@niknoks6387]

It’s good you are educating people with science behind sound waves too.

[@caroleroseburgh1344]

Good Evening Mr and Mrs B 🙋🏽. I love the name you gave this Wax ‼️😅😂🤣. I hope that the two of you are having a wonderful day ‼️😃👍🏽. Excellent Job 👍🏽.

[@merrily08]

This patient must have been able to hear a butterfly sneeze after this! Great job!

[@viviennejordan215]

Good One!

[@franryan6604]

Another great video with excellent voice over! Thanks for all you do.

[@lheilman]

So excited! Thanks for sharing your work.

[@evakristiansen5719]

Gosh! I loved to watch these two ears! 🥰 Here I was sitting sobbing and crying over old and sad memories, and ther you pop in to my eyesight and make my day brighter with your voice! Thank you so much❣️ Hugs from Eva, Oslo Norway 🤗🤗

[@Ariel_Waters]

I love the educational bits! The description of sound waves was really interesting!

[@sherrywilson975]

That was awesome! I really enjoyed your commentary. I learned a lot from you today. Thanks and see you Thursday!

[@haggielady]

Thank you! I wondered if you would remember to tell us what it was.

[@sheribell6322]

Whoa! That patient must’ve been extremely relieved after all that! Great job Rhys!!

[@jennyl6649]

I would love to hear or see your patients reaction when they see the amount that was removed from their ears! Thanks Mr B, that was a really good video😊😊😊😊😊

[@viviennejordan215]

Especially this lot, lol! It would make You get Your ears checked/cleaned more regularly.

[@3littlebirds729]

Mr B you are an entertainer! Thanks for sharing this with us!

[@karenclover4948]

Really enjoyed that. Fascinating to find out how we hear our voice and how sound waves work

[@kathrynmettelka7216]

That was a lot of wax and skin in both ears. Amazing how what a patient feels is not always what's going on. Even though the patient didn't think the 2nd ear was a problem and he could hear with that ear, it had a lot of material there to be removed.

[@Cohens_6th_Monster_Thesis]

I love how passionate you are about sound waves! That was definitely a tangent I’m glad you went on :)

[@remotecontrol1082]

Wow! That was epic! And we got a science lesson and games analogies too - thanks Rhys 😊

[@malinsoderlund334]

One of the best! And that says alot considering all the other ones are great!!

[@Jolynn777]

This was great! Thank you so much for sharing your expertise and humor with us!

[@PDP-06]

That was awesome 🤟 and I loved the way you explained how sound travels. Yes, there’s medical terminology but the way you said it was simple, to the point and understandable. You would make a excellent teacher with your enthusiasm 😎

[@karenheartoriginal3783]

OMGosh! I think if you put all the debris end to end, this would be the most I’ve ever seen in the years of watching your videos!! Well done Rhys…your patient's hearing is probably better than ever!

[@bunnylloyd8702]

What blocked eardrums! I cannot imagine his relief! Rhys you are so gentle and patient! Had me holding my breath! 🐇

[@redlady933]

Thank you for all the information and explanation. I loved this video!

[@Rai_S82]

That was one of the best wax removal videos EVER. So satisfying!!!

[@Pinkapotomus]

So unbelievable that the patient could hear out of that second ear!!! That was some thick chunky wax!!! Loved it, thanks Dr.B.

[@ukladyfan6231]

Learned lots today Rhys thank you 😊

[@berthavillalobos8163]

Wow! I learned something new! I always wondered why I felt like I sounded different if I heard my voice in a recording. I love that!

[@brittanyblevins2506]

First...on the last video you asked about the extra commentary (the little bite about the hair being in your way)...I loved that and would love more.... second I have always wondered why my voice sounded different... I am 34 years old and just found out why!!! Thank you! I love your videos and look for to them. You make them better please don't stop! Tons of love, positive thoughts and vibes your way!

[@jancook9355]

Hi Rhys , Do you get the same relief as we all do , when you watch these back ? . Love your work

[@teresamarshall5424]

Another great video. I love the way you describe earwax and problems x

[@lisarobb3064]

WOW 😮 Rhys! That was Awesome. Great job as always. Thank you so much for sharing.✌️❤️🙏🇨🇦

[@almalujan5618]

Wow! That is a massive amount of earwax! That poor patient! You are such a great doctor! So good you gave us the answer.

[@moniw8]

You certainly do deserve a cup of tea 🍵 😉 👏🏻 👌🏻 😊 That was phenomenal! Thank you so much for sharing, for helping that patient & for being YOU! I love you 💗

[@tracywaggoner8551]

I love your voice overs!

[@dawnbrewer7817]

Wow! That must have been so satisfying for her! You are amazing!

[@gail377]

Thank you for the explanation of how sound travels. Although I was a straight A student, of all the teachers I’ve had over the course of my lifetime, you finally worded it in terms that clicked with me, and I’m 61 years old for the love of Pete! Kudos to you fine sir!

[@missbee431]

So much information in this one! Love it.

[@clairerice1394]

I was waiting to know the answer! Ha! Loved the amount that came out. I could watch for longer! Thanks.

[@chippyl3331]

I love when you explain stuff. How sound waves work, and why we sound different when we speak versus being trcorded...Great video.💕

[@evelinas9024]

Absolutely enjoyable. You have the ability to make this listener forget you are not in my living room!

[@bernadetteallen6955]

This video was incredible! Thank you 😊

[@paulinehawkins2207]

I absolutely loved this video so much. I really like watching this type of consistency being removed. Epic video. Soooo gooood!!! X

[@nurshark10]

Absolutely awesome! One of your very best in my opinion. Thanks so much for sharing this!!! Great job!

[@thecannabischannel2622]

Best ear extraction I’ve seen on this channel ..welldone mate and what a great explanation on sound being received on the ear drum

[@Sun_InOz]

Really appreciate the more in-depth information. Great job! Thanks.

[@patriciastarkey4951]

Thank you for the podcast and educational information.

[@lauren9667]

Back in the ‘80s, one of the core courses we had to take for our bio-medical engineering degree was “traveling wave theory.” Our advisor was doing research into hearing. One day he brought a timpani to class and showed us how sound worked. First he showed us the “pebble in the pond” example, but he then started showing us how additional taps on the surface could either amplify or dampen the sound. Definitely a different phenomenon than electrons moving in the waves of an AC wire. All of it was fascinating. Thank you for an enlightening and fun extraction!

[@TheNjc707]

Thank you for the explanation of why we sound different on a recording then in our head. I always wondered why I sounded different (I HATE how I actually sound to others)

[@juliegilmore7899]

Thank you so much for explaining this out it is so fascinating i love boogery things like this and seeing cists popped and so forth my friends think its gross but it is actually calming to me and knowing this is making the patient feel better its a win win. Maybe i should have thought of this as a career but back then there wasn't utube and videos to show how much it helps and what is the extent of the procedure. Great job!

[@beccac6451]

Its a good thing you check both ears LOL. Wow that 2nd ear had twice as much in it. Great video!!

[@marycooley5152]

Excellent video, I could almost feel every extraction. Love it!!

[@samlawrence8648]

Last minute answer to “what was in the ear?” From last episode. The genuine apology to noticing he forgot killed me. I have been there and its so uncomfortable and awkward you just have to laugh. 🤣

[@Stephen_The_Waxing_Lyricist]

Just noticed... only about 4 weeks away from episode 600. Have you anything planned?

[@richardnewcombe7246]

That was one of the best ones I've seen

[@birgitrehse2133]

As a singer and musician, I am very interested in your education. You are always so enthusiastic and motivated. Thank you so much for investing so much time for this community and your explanations 👍🍀🌻

[@susanperry4601]

Loving all the new information Mr B, really informative 👍 I love how invested you are. ❤️

[@tinaireson2193]

Thankyou for another brilliant video....I love the way to explain in easy terms and how excited you get at the big bits lol I'm the same..love those skin chunks..looking forward to the next one have a great day

[@angelamccreadixon]

Brilliant that was a great video I was waiting on the Cyprus potatoes coming out next keep entertaining us could listen to you for hours 😀

[@brefnejowers9747]

That's a top 10 ! Great explanations, especially about why our voices sound so different when played back 👏

[@viviennejordan215]

Brefne, what a Great name, are You Welsh?

[@viviennejordan215]

I've never heard this name before, I assume that Your Surname is Welsh too?

[@brefnejowers9747]

@@viviennejordan215 Irish grandmother, I think it's Gaelic though as there is a Welsh and possibly french version.

[@brefnejowers9747]

@@viviennejordan215 I think the surname is Norman English - I'm a real mongrel 🤣🤣

[@dorothyquintana6095]

Seriously love the bits of info!!!! You're the best!!!!

[@sherrisiegel5787]

Wow!! What a lot of wax!! Patient has to be able to hear so much better. I never knew why we sound much different on an answering machine(yes I’m old) than hearing our voice normally. Always learn something new from you. As for that hearing aid dome, I never thought of that. Thanks as always for great videos. Take care.

[@karenhall4371]

Can we have more like that please! My favourite!❤️

[@margiecrabtree7514]

I love your enthusiasm and the explanations you provide. Most of all, I appreciate the genuine concern you show for your patients. It makes a world of difference to a patient who may be anxious, experiencing discomfort or who has had a bad experience with a previous health care provider. Enjoy a well earned cuppa with the lovely Mrs. B!

[@cathycuellarsanchez9843]

Brillant video today 👏👏 Thanks for explaining why our voice sounds different when we hear it taped or whatever. I never understood why... I loved the way you explain things 👍🏻 So interesting. Take care ❤😘😘🍀🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@edinamdoe9902]

Thanks for explaining the reason why we sound differently when we listen to our voices with our phones. I usually record my voice while signing upon playing it again I'm like yeez is that my voice soo bad 🤣 🤣

[@rgober60]

Thanks Rhys, great video. 👍 🌹

[@lisawidrick6934]

A great job Rhys as always 👏

[@wendybotterill2380]

On holiday in the Caribbean but still tune into your videos, great work..

[@viviennejordan215]

Happy Holidays to You!

[@karenatkins8426]

Absolutely loved it Thank you ❤️👍👍👍👍👍👍❤️

[@karenthompson9823]

Magnificent and stellar explanation of this person's difficulty. Keep up the good work you are the best at what you do love absolutely love your explanation of what each patient goes through! It doesn't hurt that you're also nice to look at! Stay true to who you are it works for me and I'm sure that I'm surprised you

[@socknitter1]

I love these videos, keep up the good work!

[@gillclark1904]

For the love of boiled ham, that was so satisfying to watch !!!

[@viviennejordan215]

Ha,ha,ha, Love it!

[@susanl4198]

Picturing all of that earwax and boiled ham...you've ruined ham for me.

[@lindycellucci4111]

Whew that was satisfying. I love all the science talk!!