If we’re warned by doctor’s, and even by the warning label on the box not to put qtips in our ears because of possible damage, then why do qtips feel so damn good in them, and why is it so hard to stop once you start?

Question

If we’re warned by doctor’s, and even by the warning label on the box not to put qtips in our ears because of possible damage, then why do qtips feel so damn good in them, and why is it so hard to stop once you start?

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Answer 1

One bad thing. The cotton strands from the q-tip come off in your ear (especially the cheap ones). Those cotton strands combine with your ear wax to make adobe bricks. The combination can really block your hearing.