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how to reduce ear pain from headphones

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  Headphone ear pain is a problem for many people who use headphones for long periods of time. Proper care and maintenance can help to alleviate the issue, as well as we look at some things that can help reduce ear pain." Some people are suffering from increased levels of ear pain and in some cases dizziness due to prolonged headphone usage. This article will go through some ways on how to reduce these symptoms by practicing good hearing habits. Below are tips on how you can prevent this problem, including things such as cleaning your ears thoroughly after using headphones, taking breaks every 20 minutes or so, and never plugging your phone directly into the headphone jack without an adapter. A first way to reduce ear pain is by cleaning your ears after using headphones for long periods of time. If you have no cotton swabs, or any other ways to clean your ears, then use a tissue or some toilet paper. The goal here is to remove any wax build-up from inside the ear canal
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how to fix broken headphones

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  For some reason, it seems that headphones and speakers tend to break at the worst times. I know a few people who were only listening to music in their headphones on their way to work when they got into a car accident.  Image source: https://www.amazon.com/ It can be scary and no one wants to find out that they've lost all of their music history because the headphone cord has broken somewhere along the line. Everyone's been there before, so we're here with some quick tips for pulling your broken headphone cords back together and making them good as new! Image source: https://www.pinterest.com/ -Make sure you have new batteries in your charger or docking station for your phone, because sometimes a quick charge can really make an old pair of headphones come back alive again. Image source: https://www.flipkart.com/ -If you've broken the cord on the headphones, be sure to use heat from a hair dryer to heat up the plastic connecting the two halves. Try wrapping some c
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