my daughter has visible blackheads in her ears--trying to figure out if this tool could reach them
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Honestly.. I did not know black heads can be in ears. But based on some youtube videos I just checked out, I don't think this will be useful.
1058713
Probably, but it hurts really bad almost as if it's not filed down properly. I would test it on my hands before using it on her. Hope this helps.
1058714
I have used he "loop" on this to remove blackheads from my sons ears and it works very well. I use it after he has taken a shower and it makes it much easier. I have to redo them from time to time but it is very little trouble. I notice blackheads in people's ears and do not want my children to have them! :>o Best of luck.
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I've tried every style of blackhead remover and I would recommend the "Double Loop Extractor" from an Amazon sponsored link: skinrxclinic.com at $14.95 (FREE S&H;).
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Includes (from left to right) Nail Clippers Fingernail Cuticle Cutter Mustache / Eyebrow scissors (curved blades) Toenail Clipper Double Side Nail File Nail Cuticle Pusher Pterygium Remover Tweezers Cuticle Trimmer Nail Cuticle Pusher Pterygium Remover Blackhead Remover (video instruction: http://youtu.be/tCLIpGr2ZQ8 ) - also has lancet end for white heads Ear Wax Pick - DO NOT just shove it in your ear without looking up the proper way to use it. Oblique Nail Clipper (on top) The names are pretty self explanatory but you can always just copy / paste into Google or Youtube to find some instruction and videos.
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Hmm I hope I can help, even though it's likely a completely different circumstance. I'm certainly not a toddler, but when I needed to use this to help with earwax removal, I'd lay flat on my side on the bed and have someone drip it into my ear. I'd then just distract myself for a few minutes with television or something. Hopefully, you can find something that will distract your child for a few minutes and stop him from moving.
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Did you clip it to the inside of your childs night wear? I found the direct contact with skin worked best for us. Hope this was helpful. Keep using it too. Don't give up!
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Hello. My tip screws onto the plunger. It will not pull off. I tried using this wax removal system without success. I ended up at my local doctors office and had my ears professionally cleaned. I wasted my money on this device.
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it is very easy .i appointed my wife to inspect my ear canal and she did it without any difficulty and verified what i suspected .it was blocked by earwax which she saw immediately and had no problem using this thing .what a time saving it was not having to go to a docter and we purchased the flushing tool to wash out the earwax . my hearing has returned to normal and saved money also . mr jan westerhof
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I would say: Maybe ?? With a longer facial hair possibly, but my experience in general is that it does'nt work very well outside nose & ear!Especially with the 2 brushy devices for skinprotection it does'nt work at all.
1066854
No, it is not meant to be used in the ears. It actually pulls the hair, not cut.
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It is a solid loud whistle. I suppose it depends on how "partially deaf" she is, and how big her house is. I would think that if she has any hearing left, she'll hear it.
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It will help, but you must use both plugs and cap..Use the wax plugs you can make fix into the ear.
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My daughter doesn't complain but I see her struggle with it and then simply use her right hand. Found this thread while trying to figure out how to rig it up for her. I just used a round hairband (like a rubber band) and extended it out. It seems pretty sturdy - we are traveling with it so if it holds up I will let you guys know.
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I have an old Panasonic nasal hair trimmer that is made of all black plastic and lightweight. A lot of times it needs to be banged against the heel of my hand to get it going. I gotta really take care of this cosmetic tool. They don't make this lightweight one any more.
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Yes. It has a pop-out trimmer on the back. Works well for sideburns and trimming around ears. I don't have a beard to trim, so I can't vouch for how well it would do that ... but probably ok.
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Not mine. I've used pore strips and facial brushes and scrubs and nothing really gets rid of my blackheads but a really abrasive scrub helps a lot. This product might help somebody else with their blackheads but not me.
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Yes, it probably interfere with her glasses. There is an in-ear version, but I haven't purchased one yet.
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As I'm looking at this for the same reason and decided against it, can I suggest finding a polycarbonate project box that will fit your extension cord head, drilling a passage for the cable, then using that?They are fire retardant, and have lids that /screw down/ in four spots.If your toddler is able enough to get a screwdriver and undo those, (or, alternatively, find a sledgehammer and bash the project box?) Then he or she proceeds to zap themselves? CONGRATS! You are raising a future engineer and should feel proud! (And terrified. And proud! Also terrified.)
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That sounds super-painful, but it probably can. The curved head makes it difficult to reach all hairs in some body areas.