To safely clean earwax, avoid using cotton swabs or sharp objects, as they can push wax deeper or cause damage.
Instead, gently clean the outer ear with a damp cloth. For excess buildup or blockage, use over-the-counter ear drops to soften the wax, or visit a healthcare provider for safe removal.
Earwax generally clears on its own, so routine cleaning isn’t required unless there’s discomfort. Check video below
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