1. Tilt your head to one side and try to pull the water out of your ear with gravity.
2. Use a hairdryer with the warm setting. Place it on a low temperature and hold it at a distance of several inches away from your ear. The warm air will evaporate the water and remove it from your ear.
3. Purchase an ear drying solution from the pharmacy, such as Swim-Ear or Auro-Dri. Follow the manufacturers’ instructions and use it to safely and effectively dry the water out of your ear.
4. Make a solution at home by mixing one part white vinegar and one part rubbing alcohol. Place several drops of the solution in your ear and let it sit for a few minutes. Then, tilt your head to the side to let the mixture drain out.
5. See a doctor if you are unable to remove the water from your ear.
