Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for November 22, 2011

MOM!!!

Hope it’s not yours Clayton

That’s just GROSS!

Nah – It’s easier than trying to get a comb in there.

I use old popsicle sticks to clean mine. The best is the plunger from old insulin hypos; the round push part is just the right size to get in there and let you scrape out real good. For you squeemish folk, lay on your side and put a couple drops of peroxide in there and let it bubble for 5 minutes.

Comments are funnier than the strip…

Ever hear of Debrox? It’s been around since I was a kid, and I’m in my 50’s. Works very well.

Yeah, and one of those big ass syringes that come in the re-inking kits for the rinse out.

Wonder if he uses his comb to brush his teeth?

Wax in the ear problem?? …use a real candle holder instead!

“Have you SEEN the ear hair in here, Clayton? Am I using a toothbrush… :chuckle:” ;-)

@SUSAN NEWMAN use warm water and about 20% hydrogen peroxide and a baby medicine syringe. Let warm water sit a minute each ear and then drain, then squirt each ear a bit and most everything comes out. Just don’t slam down on the plunger and ruin the ear drum.

Adam doesn’t have enough hair to justify repeating.

Rinse Lather Repeat is just a way to get you to use more shampoo.

one of our local chiropractor offices sell “ear candles”, punch a hole in a paper plate, stick the “candle”, (more like some rolled up treated paper) through it and into your ear, lay on your side and have someone light it. Sucks all kinds of gross stuff out.