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@gingerw

@lioness I use a homemade drop treatment that is a 50-50 mix of rubbing alcohol and cider vinegar. Three to 4 drops in each ear. Lay on your one side, to allow the drops to work their way into the ear canal that is "right side up" [tip your head if needed, you'll probably feel the drops go in]. Wait a few minutes, then repeat on other side. What this does is dry out the ear canal, and help change the acidity, resulting in fewer infections.

Hope this helps,
Ginger

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@ginger Yes it does .I rem. the vinegar but not the alcohol that isn't wintergreen I assume it's the rubbing alcohol or clear. Thanks Ginger Have a good new year Linda

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@lioness

@ginger Yes it does .I rem. the vinegar but not the alcohol that isn't wintergreen I assume it's the rubbing alcohol or clear. Thanks Ginger Have a good new year Linda

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Just plain alcohol, Linda! I hope you are able to get your ear infection under control, and that you also have a good new year!
Ginger

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@gingerw

Just plain alcohol, Linda! I hope you are able to get your ear infection under control, and that you also have a good new year!
Ginger

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@ginger Yes plain I reread your earlier post put 4 drops in today will wash out ear been awhile since I did this .Thanks again

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