Is it hydrogen peroxide or rubbing alcohol that you can pour into your ears after swimming?
Answer:
Alcohol--we used it at camp after the kids be through swimming--never had any earaches any. The alcohol helps the hose down that is not here behind after swimming to evaporate.
Why would you pour that into your ears after swimming?
don't "pour" anything into your ears. Put for a moment rubbing alcohol on a q tip and put it in your ear.
Hydrogen peroxide would be the one. ;-)
Hi:
It is peroxide. I remember my mom doing that to myself and my sisters when we be little. Then you hear the tiny bubbles in your ear for hours...but it is the peroxide.
Be Safe & Be Well
Hydrogen peroxide , It will bubble the microbes away,But alcohol will burn all daylight.
DO NOT USE ALCOHOL!!
Dr offices use a peroxide/water mix to verbs wax out of ears. (at least mine did) i.e. what I use at home too.
Either will work fine, but they both work differently. Hydrogen peroxide will bubble and remove the water from the ear (so you will own drainage), but alcohol will cause the marine to evaporate. The alcohol should not burn, unless you have a sore within your ear, and even then, it would be dutiful for it. I prefer to use alcohol because it is less messy (no drainage). Also, you should never use a q-tip surrounded by your ear. It pushes the wax down into the ear canal and can wreak it to impact, which is very bloody - especially during removal.