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ANOTHER waaayyy OT: Ear candles...

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Re: ANOTHER waaayyy OT: Ear candles...

#26

Re: Barry, I read a lot... *LINK*

Carole in VA

>Sounds like quackery to me.


Why ear Candling is Not a good Idea

Re: ANOTHER waaayyy OT: Ear candles...

#27

Mee too, but my capitalistic...

BubbaBob

>...nature says since it is harmless quackery, much like, in my opinion, astrology, tarot cards, etc., someone is gonna make these things and make a damn good profit off of them and it might as well be me.

BubbaBob

Re: ANOTHER waaayyy OT: Ear candles...

#28

Easy...Eeeewwwwww!!!

BubbaBob

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Re: ANOTHER waaayyy OT: Ear candles...

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Re: Barry, I read a lot...

Barry Turner

>Yes. I thought so, too. I read the very same article that you have attached a link to. I think I will just stick to using a car key or maybea Q-tip.

Re: ANOTHER waaayyy OT: Ear candles...

#30

Possible solution...

Peter Teubel

>Just thinking aloud here...

Use a 1/2" diameter metal rod and simply pump some electricity thru it. Low voltage DC....enough to get it hot. That should melt a little of the inner lining of wax to facilitate removeing it. You'd have to do a little research on circuitry design to develop a system that doesn't blow up your power source, but it sounds like a simple rheostat from a heater might work.

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