Spring Cleaning for Your Ears: How to Care for Your Hearing Aids Year-Round

by | May 7, 2025 | Hearing Aids

With spring in full bloom, it’s the perfect time to pay extra attention to an often-overlooked aspect of our well-being: hearing aid maintenance. Proper care and cleaning of your hearing aids can significantly extend their life and performance.

Keep your hearing aids in top shape all year long with regular cleaning and maintenance appointments so you can hear the life you love, whatever the weather.

Hearing Aid Cleaning: A Step-by-Step Guide

1. Daily Cleaning Routine

To support optimal performance, wipe your hearing aids each night before bed with a soft, dry cloth. This removes sweat, oils and earwax that accumulate throughout the day.

Do not use water to clean your hearing aids, and do not submerge them underwater, as this can quickly damage them. Ensure your devices are dry and clear of sweat or water with a dedicated hearing aid dryer or bring your devices to us for a thorough check-up.

2. Weekly Deep Clean

Allocate some time each week for a more thorough cleaning of your hearing aids. Use a small brush (often included with your devices) to gently remove any debris from the microphone ports and other small openings. Swap wax guards as needed to keep clear tubing.

3. Monthly Professional Check-Up

Consider scheduling professional maintenance at least once a month; our team can perform a comprehensive check-up to ensure everything works as it should. This is also an opportunity to address any adjustments in fit or sound quality so that your hearing aids continue to serve you well.

Storing Your Hearing Aids: Safety Tips

1. Avoiding Moisture

Warmer months bring higher humidity levels, so always store your hearing aids in a dry place, using a dehumidifier if necessary to prevent moisture damage.

2. Using a Hard Storage Case

When not in use, keep your hearing aids safe in their charging case. This offers protection against accidental drops and exposure to dust or foreign debris.

When to Schedule Professional Check-ups

Even with diligent cleaning, professional check-ups are crucial. Your hearing aids deserve expert care to maintain their longevity and functionality. You can rely on our personalized services to address any concerns or upgrades.

Essential Maintenance Tips

Battery Care

Open the battery door when you’re not using your devices to extend battery life. Replace batteries as needed and keep spare batteries on hand.

Update Your Devices

Keep an eye out for new technologies or updates. We offer innovative solutions to enhance your hearing experience.

Be Diligent with Follow-Up Care

Maintaining your hearing aids is not just a one-time event but an ongoing commitment. You can rest easy knowing that we’re dedicated to being your long-term partners in hearing health, offering consistent support and cutting-edge solutions to meet your unique needs.

Book a Hearing Aid Maintenance Appointment

Caring for your hearing aids with regular cleaning and maintenance checks ensures they perform optimally and support your hearing health goals.

Request a callback to get in touch with our team or give us a call at (226) 674-1127.

Give Your Hearing Aids Some TLC!

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Jason Dion, Hearing Instrument Specialist, Owner

Jason graduated from the Hearing Instrument Specialist Program at Conestoga College, with distinction, in 2010. Since graduating, Jason has been practicing as hearing health care professional in Windsor. As a regulated health care provider, he is registered with The Association Of Hearing Instrument Practitioners Of Ontario (A.H.I.P.) As owner, Jason puts a lot of pressure on himself to make sure patients have a positive and stress-free experience. Outside of work, Jason is married and is the proud father to 3 daughters. He likes to spend his spare time coaching hockey, watching his girls play hockey, and is an avid fan of the NFL and NHL (especially Buffalo Bills and Edmonton Oilers)!

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