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I have had a few hearing problems lately, muffled sounds and also dizziness.

So I took a trip to the doctors and he said I need them syringing. Ok....so I booked an appointment with the nurse and had my ears done today. (a first for me).

Whoa....What a difference. If I describe it in terms of 'bass and treble' controls on a stereo system I can say the treble has been turned up to full and the bass turned down to zero coupled with the volume turned up 3 notches.

Everything sounds crisp and clear. Highly recommended.



It's a shame you can't get your eye's done so easily

next time just apply a drop of olive oil to each ear twice a day - will shift a plug of wax in a week :)

and how are Davinia's dulcet tones??

.... so you've removed the restrictor - don't forget that you need to snip the wire too.

The bike sound better Paddy?

LOL I haven't tried it yet. Damn thing is in pieces at the moment

Would an earwax squirt out session help turn down tinitus?

Nooj wrote:Would an earwax squirt out session help turn down tinitus?

I see it now ....
Already the empire has Bike Cleaning and Puncture Proofing .... soon to develop an earwax blasting franchise ....

D-Rider wrote:

Nooj wrote:Would an earwax squirt out session help turn down tinitus?

I see it now ....
Already the empire has Bike Cleaning and Puncture Proofing .... soon to develop an earwax blasting franchise ....

What about waxy waste disposal? Oh wait, the wax could be fed back into the bike cleaning products...

Anyone who intended cleaning a bike with what comes out of my ears would be a few sandwiches short of a picnic...

A few years back I suffered with an ailment called 'Glue Ear', where not only the ear itself gets clogged up, but also the little channels/passages near the ear get clogged up. It was like living underwater for a month or so. Absolutely horrible. So I can appreciate the feeling of relief that Paddy is experiencing.

Perhaps NOOJ could recycle it and spay it back on for winter protection.
That seems a better idea than any cleaning use.

mangocrazy wrote:
A few years back I suffered with an ailment called 'Glue Ear'

On the Norfolk weekend last year a number of us came away suffering the similarly named Glew Ear .... Tim endured a particularly extended exposure ... only being relieved when the phone battery started to give up.

I have a deaf ear. it comes in useful at times..

pardon?