I STOPPED Swimmer’s Ear With These SIMPLE Ear Care Tips

[@CircleHScuba]

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[@tvelocidad]

I've been using the homemade recipe for over 25 years... works great.

[@SummersideDiver]

So far I have never had any issues, but definitely appreciate your suggestions.

[@CircleHScuba]

I’m glad! I sometimes get water trapped in my ears still but again, that’s if I’m not taking these steps. Swimmer’s ear itself I haven’t had for quite awhile now luckily

[@ivoryjohnson4662]

That mixture works for me !!!

[@CircleHScuba]

Do you also call it Ear Beer? haha

[@ivoryjohnson4662]

@@CircleHScuba No sir just ear stuff . It really dries out the ear gets rid of the itchiness

[@CircleHScuba]

@ivoryjohnson4662 ear stuff 😂

[@Aragir]

Great video! Thanks! So you don't use ear plugs at all? After dinner months of the video, are you still not using the ear dryer?

[@CircleHScuba]

No ear plugs, divers don’t typically use those. They make them but I’ve never tried that and they kinda worry me because if they do trap air you’ll be in huge pain. I’m occasionally using the ear dryer but I just put some ear drops in if I’m diving a lot to be honest.

[@edentravelsmore]

I just finished my certification and it was amazing I’m in Spain La Herradura I’m English and it’s in my dream also half South African and my grandad that died befor I even met him love free ding and the water he has fish named after him and his job was to collect fish . I now have a step grandad who’s really nice Bubbles from Eden 10 years old

[@CircleHScuba]

Congratulations on completing your certification!! Follow your dreams!

[@jojodiver8706]

I use Q-tips post dive. Never had a problem. A friend of mine swears by WD-40 pre-dive. I haven't tried it.

[@CircleHScuba]

Q tips help but I know some folks have issues with drying them fully and/or pushing wax deeper in

[@jojodiver8706]

@@CircleHScuba As I understand it, some people have curved ear canals which makes Q-Tips a no go. Mine are a straight shot to the drum. But I use Q-Tips after every show, every swim, every dive. I've also heard that olive oil actually dissolves/loosens ear wax. I would opt for olive oil instead of WD-40 though if I had to.

[@CircleHScuba]

@jojodiver8706 Olive oil I’ve heard works, WD-40 sounds like a joke to me 😂

[@Divewith.G.M_Official_Channel]

You know there's actually an item that you can use I forgot what the name of it was but before you go on a dive you squirt it in your ear and then you rub your ear and it's supposed to keep the water out of your ear instead of trying to dry your ear you know what I mean.

[@CircleHScuba]

The drops I talked about can be put in before and after dives. There’s a few options like that 🤙

[@Divewith.G.M_Official_Channel]

@@CircleHScuba well it's actually a spray not a drop you know what I mean

[@CircleHScuba]

@Divewith.G.M right, most of these you can make into sprays. It’s the same solution :)

[@Divewith.G.M_Official_Channel]

@@CircleHScuba no you buy it as a spray!

[@CircleHScuba]

@Divewith.G.M yes, and the ingredients are the same. It’s the same thing lol. Like sunscreen can be a spray or cream you smear on 😂

[@josephdracula7487]

👍😎🤿🇵🇭! I guess I have been lucky! I haven’t had swimmers ear since I was a kid but I do take preventative measures as you explained!

[@CircleHScuba]

They’re probably helping to protect your ears then! Haha

[@josephdracula7487]

@@CircleHScuba I do agree 👍