3 reasons why you should never borrow or lend a headset

For many people, it is very common for each other to borrow headphones. However, experts do not support borrowing or sharing headphones with others. And here are 3 reasons that experts give, surely after you finish reading you will agree with them.

1. Easily infected ear mites

Ear mites are a common word for small animals that often parasitize inside the ear environment of pets such as dogs, cats .

Enlarged image of ear mites.

For animal lovers, frequent hugging, even sleeping with pets, the chance of being infected is entirely possible. If you are infected with ear mites, you will be itchy, uncomfortable, even deaf if you are not treated promptly.

2. Easily infected with ear fungus

Ear mushroom is a common ENT disease of all ages and is easily spread by sharing ear tools such as cotton swabs, earwax sticks and headphones. When you have ear fungus, you will feel itchy, swollen, painful in your ears very uncomfortable, if not treated thoroughly, it will affect your hearing.

3. Bacteria, viruses that cause disease

Tai is a shelter for many species of bacteria, only a tiny piece of earwax also contains a groin that cannot be named.

When wearing headphones especially rubber-sucked earbud will cause the ear door to be blocked. During that time, the air circulation will be temporarily covered, if it is too long and often it will cause the temperature and humidity in the ear to increase, creating favorable conditions for bacteria to proliferate.

Using rubber-soaked earbud headsets can significantly increase the amount of bacteria in your ears.

Even inserting a headset into your ear can increase the amount of bacteria in your ear because there is no guarantee that your headset or someone is clean when it is thrown everywhere.

In short, borrowing / lending headphones makes both of them share the microbial ecosystem in each other's ears and make both of them vulnerable.

Dr. Kelly Reynolds, a researcher in health and environmental studies at the University of Arizona, said many studies show that wearing earphones regularly will increase the average number of bacteria present in the ear by 11 times.

But if you cannot avoid borrowing or lending headphones, you should use soft tissue to absorb cleaning solutions or alcohol to clean them before and after using to kill bacteria.

If these three things still don't make you wobble because you think you have borrowed and lent your earphones until now, then let's look at the horrific images of lending dirty earphones to people below. here Sure, selling will have to rethink.