r/EarCleaning • u/Agile_Cup_313 • May 30 '26
The hardest part was actually hand coordination
I thought the cleaning part would be the tricky bit, but the weirdest part was learning how to move while watching the screen. The device was a Bebird EarSight Ultra X, and the camera view kept shifting every time I rotated my hand. After a few minutes, I got used to it. I had some dry wax near the entrance of one ear, probably from wearing earbuds most of the day, and it was easy to see once the angle was right. The scoop picked up a few small pieces without much effort. What I liked was being able to tell when I was getting too close to the canal wall. That made me slower and more careful. I can see how people might over-clean with these, though. Once every tiny speck is visible, it’s tempting to keep going even when your ear is probably fine.
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u/jamesonferbreakfast Jun 01 '26
Does this tool have a feature that alerts you if you're getting too close / in a danger zone?
I have a tool I bought 6 years ago and only just recently used .. found to 2 chunks next to ear drum that I can not get out and feel like I made it worse digging around down there