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Barracuda
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Ear Beer
I did not know where else to put this so I just thougth it would fit best in here.
I wanted to make and start using Ear Beer after dives to keep my ears healthy and just wanted to know how you made it. I have seen a few recipes and want to make sure that I get it right... Thanks Phil |
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Grouper
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I've never heard the term "ear beer", but if you're talking about an after-dive ear cleaning solution, I use a 50/50 mix of vinegar and alcohol. The vinegar cleans and then the alcohol allows it to dry quickly. I've also read about mixing in mineral oil to replace the natural oils that are lost to the cleaning process. I put this into a small bottle with a dropper that I got from Wal-Mart. I don't bother with it in fresh-water lakes, but it certainly takes care of the salt from ocean diving.
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Shark
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Yea and if you run out of the 'ear beer' or 100% vinegar....in a pinch and miles from home/store/doc,, urine works great--really....for many jellyfish spec. stings,,,,but this might be a good Myth Busters show experiment. Not sure how it would do on irritations like fire coral and stuffs...?
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PADI Divemaster, TDI Advanced Trimix Last edited by texdiveguy : 08-05-2007 at 05:08 PM. |
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Grouper
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Grand Poobah
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Urine is going to be diluted ammonia... and ammonia is somewhat effective on marine stings, not as good as the white vinegar. And if you had asparagus that day - the whole urine thing.... it is better to smell like a salad with vinegar!
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