By John,
Guest Blogger
The rechargeable Swimmers Ear Eliminator blows a gentle warm air into your ear in order to eliminate the moisture inside your ear and keeps you away from a swimmers ear’s infections. Sounds like a ear dryer, “blows to heat and dry”. Suggest using the ear vacuum cleaner after the that as Swimmers Ear Eliminator won’t suck your ear’s debris away.
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1 opinion for Swimmers Ear Eliminator and Dryer
L. Coursey
Jun 19, 2007 at 12:02 pm
Shoudn’t cold air be blown into the ear canal since bacteria and fungi thrive in warm and wet conditions? Not only does this devise provide only warm air, it could potentially make conditions worse. Just because the devise dries the ear, it still might not get rid of the water completely and even worse push the water and possibly ear wax towards the ear drum which could cause hearing problems. Why not just use a hair dryer. It seems to provide the same features that the swimmers ear eliminator has and you save money.
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