Get Back to Hearing, Get Back to Life!
March 17, 2022 2 min read
By: Anthony Florek, President of Soundwave Hearing
Anthony brings 15 years of experience from the traditional hearing aid industry and leads the development of the business model and value proposition at Soundwave Hearing.
Earwax is a funny thing; everyone’s ears produce a different amount of earwax. A buildup of earwax on your hearing aid ear domes can cause you not to hear your best. As you wear your hearing aids for a more extended amount of time during the day, you will begin to notice the rhythm of wax production and how often you will need to clean your hearing aid ear domes.
The inside of your ears is a sweaty place. When you wear your hearing aids, ear domes collect earwax and hold onto the moisture in your ear. This moisture and earwax buildup can affect your hearing aid’s performance. Thus, cleaning hearing aid ear domes regularly is essential.
Hearing aid ear domes are best cleaned by using a cleaning brush with a wax loop on the opposite end and audio wipes. Make sure you always brush your hearing aid ear domes facing down with the brush facing up under the ear dome, so the wax falls out of the ear dome when brushing. Use the wax loop to loosen wax in the center of the ear dome.
The audio wipes are moist and can remove excess earwax from the ear dome, receiver, and hearing aid itself. In addition, Soundwave offers a video on Ear Dome Cleaning and Wax Guard Removal so you can practice and learn the best way to clean hearing aids.
Here are a few best practices for safely cleaning and caring for your hearing aid ear domes:
Cleaning your hearing aid ear domes is just as important as bathing, washing your clothes, dishes, and sheets. It’s crucial to develop a routine based on your ears and the amount of wax deposited in the hearing aid ear domes to maintain the quality of your Sontro Hearing Aids.
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