How to use Silicone Earplugs for sleeping + life hacks ✅ How to put in wax ear plugs for sleep

[@JustMorad]

That saved me. I’ve been struggling with it for a while

[@rudydwerg3190]

I really don't understand how it blocks out the most noise when you put it in your ear as some sort of ball. When i put it in my ear as a cone (and part of it in my ear canal) it blocks out more noise then when i put it in as a ball and 'smear' it over my ear.
Am i doing something wrong?

[@condorX2]

Can this be reused after washing?

[@Laverti12345]

I sleep with earplugs everyday and sometimes my ear only slightly hurts on the side that I sleep on. Earplugs are safe to sleep with as long as I replace them frequently right?

[@Chippyeater]

Yes

[@DreeTheSupplier]

RUclips was missing this video about silicone earplugs lol thanks😊

[@AJ-iu6nw]

and I was missing you my whole life.

[@KayGee_yt]

These block out literally no noise at all. Idk what I'm doing wrong but all the tutorials are two seconds long and day just roll it up and press soooooo

[@Vebol785]

Same they are pretty much useless for me idk why

[@johnf1059]

@@Vebol785i used the macks silicone and they are useless they block out nothing I can hear perfect with them in.....

[@Vebol785]

@@johnf1059 Yeah i used that one too. I ended up getting the foam ones instead, they actually block out noise but it hurt after awhile

[@mspolkadotpink]

does anyone have a problem of the air plug creating a vacuum that’s literally sucking my eardrums out???

[@SombraEnMovimiento]

You have to let some air in one or two times after applying by pulling your earlobe slightly up

[@preciousdelacruz519]

Thank you 😊

[@andrewc83]

Are these good to reuse?

[@andrewvysh5565]

Sure! You can use them up to 7 times

[@aomedina3844]

Can this material be cured into a solid?

[@ghoultooth]

No, it’s silicone.

[@limitlesslove6724]

I had bought these for swimming, but they seem very unreliable.