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How to Clean Your Beltone Hearing Aids

One of the major things that you must remember to do if you start wearing hearing aids is cleaning them in the morning and at night.

One of the major things that you must remember to do if you start wearing hearing aids is cleaning them in the morning and at night. There are a few steps to remember, as well as tools you should have on hand. If you can do these steps each morning and night, then the life of your Beltone hearing aids will be greatly extended! Check out our easy to-do list below:

Tools You Will Need to Clean Your Beltone Hearing Aids

  • A toothbrush or small soft brush with pick/loop
  • Hearing aid dryer.

Cleaning Your Beltone Hearing Aids at Night

  • Open the battery doors to your hearing aids to air out moisture.
  • Put your hearing aids in the dryer.

Caring for Hearing Aids in the Morning

  • Brush the receiver with a toothpick.
  • Brush the microphone.
  • Clean the vents (if there are some) with the pick.
  • If you need to, change out the wax guards.
  • Close the battery doors.
  • They are ready to wear!

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