Waxvac review

Sometimes you see the coolest things on TV infomercials!  This was one of those things that when I saw it I thought it looked really cool, so I was pretty excited when asked to review it.  If you are one of those people that water in your ear after a shower or swimming really bothers you, you need to get one of these.

Right now you can get 2 of these for $10 (plus shipping and handling which ends up being $6.99 each)
What I found with using this is it was quiet, the kids didn't mind it, and after a shower it did get the water out of my ears.   It doesn't have a very strong vacuum though so it takes a minute or so and it wasn't the best at removing wax (especially if you have a candle factory like my husband does).

While one end has the tip to vacuum water out of your ear, the other end has a bright light that works well for looking into the ear.

A friend of mine mentioned how her son's ear canal is angled odd so that water gets stuck in his ears- this would be perfect for him.  However, if you're hoping to have something to clean out a lot of wax I have found the ear candling method to be the best so far.

You can order your own Waxvac here: www.waxvac.com