International Week of Deaf People 2026 and Earwax 

International Week of Deaf People takes place from 21 to 27 September 2026. Led by the World Federation of the Deaf, this year’s theme is “Declaring Deaf People’s Human Rights.” The week celebrates Deaf people, Deaf culture and sign languages while promoting equal access to education, healthcare, employment and community participation. It also provides an […]

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Ear Cleaning Before a Cruise Melbourne | Spring Checklist 

Spring is a popular shoulder season for cruises and overseas touring. A simple pre-departure checklist can help travellers respond to blocked ears, hearing-aid concerns and recent infections before leaving Melbourne. Spring is a popular time for longer journeys September to November often suits travellers who prefer milder weather or want to avoid the busiest family-holiday […]

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Why Does My Ear Feel Blocked After Washing My Hair?

Have you ever finished washing your hair and noticed that one ear suddenly feels blocked or muffled? A blocked ear after washing your hair can happen when water enters the ear canal and temporarily affects how your ear feels or how you hear. For some people, existing earwax may also contribute to the sensation. However, […]

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Why Cotton Buds Aren’t Recommended for Cleaning Inside Your Ears

A Simple Guide to Cotton Buds, Earwax and Everyday Ear Care Cotton buds are commonly used as part of a personal hygiene routine. However, when it comes to your ears, there is generally no need to clean the inside of your ears.  Earwax is a normal part of the healthy ear. It helps protect the […]

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Earwax Removal in Surrey Hills

If you’re looking for earwax removal in Surrey Hills, The Ear Nurses at Crystal Clear Ears provide professional earwax assessment, removal and ear cleaning at our Surrey Hills clinic. Our Ear Nurses work across our different clinic locations and provide the same ear health service across all of our six Crystal Clear Ears clinics.  This […]

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Sticky Ear Wax: What Is Sticky Ear Wax 

Have you noticed that your earwax seems soft, wet or sticky?   Earwax can naturally vary in colour, texture and consistency from person to person. Sticky earwax is not necessarily a sign that something is wrong. However, if you are also experiencing a blocked or full feeling in your ear, muffled hearing, itching or other […]

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Seasonal Ear Health: How Weather Affects Your Ears

Seasonal ear health is something many people don’t think about until they experience blocked ears, pressure or muffled hearing. As the weather changes throughout the year, factors such as pollen, cold and flu viruses, humidity and temperature changes can all affect how your ears feel. Understanding the difference between seasonal ear symptoms and ear wax […]

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Hearing Aids: Why Ear Cleaning is Important

People who rely on hearing aids understand how important these small devices can be in daily life. However, ear wax can sometimes affect their fit, sound quality and performance. For this reason, hearing aid users should know the signs of wax build-up and when to arrange an ear examination. Why Does Ear Cleaning Matter for […]

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Crystal Clear Ears: Earwax and Ear Health

Earwax is a normal and useful part of ear health. It helps protect the ear canal by trapping dust and small particles while supporting the ear’s natural cleaning process. For many people, earwax gradually moves towards the opening of the ear and comes away without treatment. When Can Earwax Become a Problem? Sometimes, earwax can […]

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Working From Home With Headsets and In-Ear Devices: Understanding Ear Health and Listening Habits

For many people working from home with headsets has become part of their daily routine. Across Melbourne, remote and hybrid workers use headsets or in-ear listening devices for online meetings and phone.  While headsets and in-ear devices such as AirPods can support communication during the workday, regular use may influence listening habits and how the […]

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