CARING FOR YOUR HEARING AIDS
CLEANING HEARING AIDS
REMOVE EARWAX: Even though many sophisticated hearing aids have wax repellent features or nano coating, it is still important to remove earwax from hearing aid to prevent temporary malfunction or permanent damage. When you purchase your hearing aids, you should receive cleaning tool.Follow the manufacturer's instructions for cleaning you hearing aids.If you cannot remove all the earwax, your hearing professional can help.
WHEN YOU REMOVE YOUR HEARING AIDS AT NIGHT WIPE THEM WITH A DRY SOFT CLOTH. Do not use alcohol swabs or cleaning solvents on the hearing aids as they can break down the hearing aid material.
PROPER STORAGE
When not in use, keep your hearing aids away from heat and moisture and store them in a dry and cool place. Ask your hearing specialist about a dehumidifying box for storage. These boxes are designed to safely and effectively remove moisture that can corrode sensitive circuitry. Be sure to take the batteries out of the hearing aids before palcing them in the dehumidifying box.
Leave the battery door open to preserve battery when not in use.
WHEN NOT TO WEAR
While some new hearing aids today are designed to be water resistant, don't wear your hearing aids:
In the shower or sauna
Swimming When using a hair dryer Until you have applied hair products or other spray