Artificial wind and sunlight can NOT magically remove earwax. :lol: True, but it dries it out so it can more easily be removed. I find it easier to remove BEFORE it hardens. :mrgreen: Lazily flexing the domes lets it flake off. Whatever works. Just ...

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prodigyplace wrote: ↑

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chunkyfrog wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 30, 2020 12:18 pm

Artificial wind and sunlight can NOT magically remove earwax.

True, but it dries it out so it can more easily be removed.

I find it easier to remove BEFORE it hardens.

Lazily flexing the domes lets it flake off. Whatever works. Just avoid ozone.

prodigyplace wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 30, 2020 12:23 pm

chunkyfrog wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 30, 2020 12:18 pm

Artificial wind and sunlight can NOT magically remove earwax.

True, but it dries it out so it can more easily be removed.

I find it easier to remove BEFORE it hardens.

chunkyfrog wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 30, 2020 12:18 pm

Artificial wind and sunlight can NOT magically remove earwax.

True, but it dries it out so it can more easily be removed.

... is needed to remove the physical schmutz before allowing the device to do its thing. Artificial wind and sunlight can NOT magically remove earwax. :lol: Ozone does not remove anything--except currency.

Quite a few discussions on earwax on the forum over the years. Get some earwax removal kits like ERO or Debrox and a ear bulb. http://www.cpaptalk.com/viewtopic/t158125/search.php?keywords=earwax https://www.google.com/search?q=ear+bulb&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwig066Z4sfYAhUs3IMKHY6qBKUQsAQIzQE&biw=1016&bih=638 ...

... when I look at data from the machine in SH I see events the duration of which are literally measured in milliseconds. Does anyone know? Clean the earwax out? The reason it probably didn't show up on the reports is because the sneeze was a very short "exhale" event. Most of the event detectors ...

... pressure settings until you do use software. What pressure(s) are you using? The sensation could be caused by something as simple as a buildup of earwax or an ear infection (or other things in-between). Den .

... I retired; before that I used CROS or BiCROS ($4000+) for over 20 years. I've found that subtle hearing changes like this can be the result of earwax, believe it or not. Give your device a really good cleaning, and get your ears checked for wax, too. You never know. Hi QueSera, My audiologist ...

... I retired; before that I used CROS or BiCROS ($4000+) for over 20 years. I've found that subtle hearing changes like this can be the result of earwax, believe it or not. Give your device a really good cleaning, and get your ears checked for wax, too. You never know. Hi QueSera, My audiologist ...

... I retired; before that I used CROS or BiCROS ($4000+) for over 20 years. I've found that subtle hearing changes like this can be the result of earwax, believe it or not. Give your device a really good cleaning, and get your ears checked for wax, too. You never know.

... nights. I'm happy to say that they have pretty much solved the clogging up of my ears, in the morning or otherwise. Note: I'm not talking about earwax BTW. http://www.macksearplugs.com/details/ear-plugs-for-swimming/pillow-soft-earplugs-6-pair-value

I'll chime in on seeing the doctor.
Could be any number of things. First that comes to my mind is ear canal issues (earwax buildup) or inner ear problems.


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Are you monitoring your therapy with software?

Lots of things could affect or cause "dizziness".......like, inner ear issues, earwax buildup, pressures going too high......off the top of my head.


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... and creates a vicious cycle that will lead you either to an ENT in a timely fashion, or down a path that is much darker and dangerous. 'If your earwax dries out naturally, it will flake off. That is how it is supposed to work. If you introduce water, the earwax does not dry out and flake off, ...