Introducing (literally?) the Ear Vacuum Cleaner 3. Apparently it's got "amazingly strong suction"...
Only in Japan. And only found via Engadget.
And what happened to Ear Vacuum Cleaner 1 and Ear Vacuum Cleaner 2?
Only in Japan. And only found via Engadget.
And what happened to Ear Vacuum Cleaner 1 and Ear Vacuum Cleaner 2?
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three times? the left ear, the right ear and the wild front ear?
No-one in the country has a nose, or ever blows it. But ear-scooping is OK.
In classical times, the well-dressed Samurai carried a pair of swords, which in turn carried the "swiss army knife" equivalent - small tools slipped into pockets in the scabard. One of these was the kogai, a skewer-like device with a hair-arranging spike on one end and a tiny earwax scoop at the other.
Samurai hairstyles looked odd, but were practical. They cropped the front short to keep it out of their eyes, and tied the top into a tight bun to provide padding under their helmet.
It's not much use. Doesn't shift wax & particulates are seldom a problem.