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See, you're describing washing them. Good.
In ears also dont stop your ears from self cleaning, just means the final stretch has to be washed out i guess. As you do. Dont shove paperclips in there.
And consider over/onear headphones maybe.
Yes they do, through education and medical advice. Not by sticking things into their holes.
If you got crazy buildup despite washing, you need to speak with a doctor too.
I do not use in ear headphones. I believe you underestimate my oiliness.
Alright. Don't advice other people to out weird shit in their ears. And go see a doctor.
Nothing I said was advice.