What should I use to clean out ear wax in my toddler's ears?

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Actually, it's just the opposite! Wax protects and moisturizes the skin of the ear canals, so having too little wax can make your ears itch.

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Ear wax usually doesn't need to be removed unless there is a problem. The human body naturally moves wax out of the ears on its own.

Just using a washcloth. Use it to clean the outside of their ear canals. Never push the washcloth into the ear canal at all.

Yes, marble countertops can also be cleaned with the same solution. It is also good way to disinfect your surface.

Medicine will naturally run out of your ears — they are not blocked. As long as you get the medication in the ear, that is what counts.

Anything that covers your ears will help. Both earplugs and a swimming cap will help keep water out of your ears.

Most candles are paraffin, I believe. If they are cheap, and feel firm when you press your finger against the wax, it's paraffin.