Some ears produce more wax than others. After many years of difficulty with this I learned to do it myself. The key item is to get a small (fits in palm of your hand) rubber syringe. This can be filled with lukewarm water and squirted in the ear while leaning over the sink. Nowadays, I first use a dropper to irrigate ear with a homemade mixture of alcohol/hydrogen peroxide. Some people use h. peroxide half and half w/ water, then finish with several squeezes of plain water. You don’t need to buy a “kit” or use patented mixtures. Sometimes drops (as above) in the ear for several nights (bedtime) in a row can precede the flushing. Then use warm water to syringe it clean. Sometimes you’ll see wax coming out, sometimes not. If you have trouble with waxy ears, having them done by the doctor occasionally is probably a good idea.
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