How To Wash Foam Ear Plugs

You still have to air dry them and store them in their case.

How to wash foam ear plugs. Earplugs should be cleaned by removing all earwax and contaminants prior to reinsertion. After this you should just leave them in there to soak in the warm water solution for a few minutes. Simply pop the plug in and count to 30 which gives the foam time to expand.

Ear wax should be removed and the foam ear plugs washed in warm soapy water if necessary. Do not use any form of solvent alcohol and solvent andor alcohol-based cleaners to clean earplugs. Use the faucet to thoroughly rinse out the soap.

For reusable earplugs remove dirt and stuck-on earwax by soaking them in a small dish of hydrogen peroxide. Reusable earplugs may be washed in mild soap and warm water and allowed to air dry. Clean regularly and replace ear.

Reusable foam ear plugs should be cleaned with soap and water according to their instructions. Wash with mild soapwater pat dry or air dry and store in a case when not in use. These plugs retain their shape and can easily be washed without ruining their effectiveness.

Reusable earplugs should be examined for wear before each use and replaced regularly. Based on feedback from some customers however many people do save their foam ear plugs and use them several times. Soak earplugs in soapy water for a few minutes to loosen dirt.

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