Looking after your hearing aids
Looking after your hearing aids should feel like a natural part of your everyday routine, much like making the bed, brushing your teeth, or applying your evening skincare. A small amount of regular care can make a real difference to how your hearing aids perform day to day, helping keep them comfortable, reliable and working as they should.
You don’t need to do anything complicated. With a few simple habits built into your routine, it becomes easy to keep your hearing aids performing at their best.
And if something doesn’t feel quite right, we’re always here to help.
Everyday care
Because hearing aids sit close to the ear, it’s natural for them to pick up small amounts of wax, dust or moisture over time. A gentle daily clean helps keep sound clear and comfortable, while a simple routine can also help protect your hearing aids from unnecessary wear or damage.
A few simple habits can help:
- Wipe your hearing aids with a clean, dry cloth
- Check for any visible build-up around openings or domes
- Avoid using water, wipes or household cleaning products
- Remove your hearing aids overnight and store them somewhere dry
- Keep them in a protective case when not in use
- Avoid leaving them in humid places such as bathrooms
- Keep them away from direct heat, children and pets
Moisture is one of the most common reasons hearing aids stop performing as they should, particularly in warmer weather or during more active days. If your hearing aids feel damp, gently dry them with a soft cloth, and if you use a drying case or pot, regular use can help manage moisture build-up.
Depending on your hearing aids, you may use rechargeable devices or disposable batteries. Rechargeable hearing aids should be placed on charge overnight so they’re ready for the day ahead, while battery-powered devices benefit from having spare batteries available, particularly when travelling.
Hearing aids do not usually stop working suddenly. More often, there are small signs that something isn’t quite right. You might notice sound becoming less clear, intermittent sound, reduced volume or changes in comfort and fit. In many cases, these issues are quick and easy to resolve.
Adjustments, repairs and ongoing support
Looking after your hearing aids doesn’t mean managing everything yourself. With House of Hearing, your ongoing care is part of your hearing solution.
Through Complete Care, you have access to:
- Adjustments to keep your hearing aids feeling clear and comfortable
- Repairs and servicing when needed
- Replacement consumables over time
- Support from our clinical team whenever you need it
If something doesn’t feel right, there’s no need to simply work around it or put up with it. Often, a small adjustment or simple fix can make a noticeable difference.
Whether your hearing aids need fine-tuning, servicing or simply checking over, we’re here to help keep everything performing as well as it should for your lifestyle and listening environments.
We’re here to help
Looking after your hearing aids should feel straightforward and manageable. With the right support, they’ll continue to work comfortably and reliably, helping you stay connected to the people and moments that matter most.
Book a review or get in touch
If you’d like us to take a look, we’re here to help.
Book your appointment or contact your local clinic, and we’ll take care of the rest.