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How To Clean Hearing Aids

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Why Should You Clean Your Hearing Aids?

Cleaning your hearing aids is crucial to keep them working perfectly. Regular maintenance not only helps them perform better but also extends their life, saving you money. Since you’ve invested in your hearing, it’s important to take good care of your devices. At Hearing Group, we’ll show you how to maintain your hearing aids with the right tools and make cleaning simple.

Learn how to clean your hearing aids by visiting us or checking out our resources online. Our hearing specialists are ready to help at our locations across Kansas and Oklahoma.

Cleaning Tips

In this video, you will see an in-depth discussion between Jesse Hidalgo, Founder of Hearing Group, and Instrument Specialist Tracy Anderson about tips and tricks on how to clean your hearing aids.

Check out this must-see video and see how we use hearing aid cleaning tools to keep your hearing instruments working perfectly.

Cleaning ITE (in the ear hearing aids)

Cleaning a custom hearing aid is easy and straightforward. All you need is your basic hearing aid cleaning tools, like a vent cleaner, wax pick, and brush.

      • Start by wiping the outer shell of the hearing aid with cleaning wipes.
      • Use the brush to clean the microphone areas found at the top of the hearing aid or faceplate.
      • Next, use the wax pick to pick any wax from the tip of the hearing aid or wax basket.
      • Lastly, if you have a vent that goes from the top to the bottom of the hearing aid, use the vent cleaner to ream it through the vent.
ITE Hearing Aids

Cleaning BTE (in the ear hearing aids)

Cleaning a RIC or BTE hearing aid is similar to cleaning a custom hearing instrument.

      • Start by cleaning the body of the hearing aid with wipes.
      • Use the brush to gently clean the microphone areas. Typically there are two mics to clean.
      • Next, pull the dome or, if applicable, the earmold to thoroughly clean it.
      • Lastly, there is a wax basket under the dome that can be easily replaced. Use the wax picks or disc to replace it. Earmolds may also have a wax basket; if so, replace that as well.
BTE Hearing Aids

Cleaning Tools

  • Sale! Clean Dry

    CleanDry UV Cleaning Box

    Original price was: $169.00.Current price is: $109.00.
  • Sale! Jodi Vac

    Jodi Vac

    Original price was: $149.00.Current price is: $109.95.
  • Cleaning Tools Content

    Hearing Aid Cleaning Tools

    $2.99
  • Sale! Cerustop filters-box and open

    Cerustop Hearing Aid Wax Guards

    $6.95$38.95
  • Sta-dri

    Sta-dri Hearing Aid Dehumidifier

    $10.99
  • Sta-dri Desiccant

    Sta-dri Drying Capsule

    $4.95
  • Sale! CeruShield Disk-box and disk

    CeruShield Disk Wax Filters

    $6.95$21.95
  • Sale! Miracell Large

    Miracell Oil .5 ounce small bottle

    Original price was: $14.95.Current price is: $9.95.
  • Sale! Unitron Charging case inside-top

    Unitron Charger Dry Capsule

    Original price was: $14.95.Current price is: $9.95.
  • Zipper Hearing Aid Carrying Case

    Zipper Hearing Aid Carrying Case

    $6.95
  • Hearing aid carrying case

    Hard Hearing Aid Carrying Case

    $6.95
  • Sale! Widex Nanocare wax filters or guards

    Widex Nanocare Wax Guards

    $6.95$38.95

Keeping Your Hearing Aids Dry

The answer to how often you need to clean your hearing aids is that everyone is different. If you produce a lot of cerumen or wax, then it is more than likely that you will need to clean your hearing aids more often than someone who doesn’t.

The important thing to remember is that if you do not keep a good cleaning routine, your hearing instruments will fail. Two things cause your hearing instruments to fail the fastest — too much wax and too much moisture.

At Hearing Group, we strive to get our patients to come and visit us once every three months for a free hearing aid clean and check-up.

Contact Hearing Group for hearing aid repairs and advice and let our friendly hearing specialists look after your hearing needs.

Set up a Cleaning Routine

Ultimately, our best advice is to set up a regular hearing aid cleaning routine. Our suggestion is to do it consistently on certain days of the week so that it becomes second nature.

Don’t forget that our hearing aid cleaning and checks are always free, so there is no charge even if you did not purchase your hearing aids from

Hearing Group. This is just our way to help you stay on the path of good hearing!

Contact your Hearing Group store for more information on all things related to hearing loss and hearing aids.