Fact headphone can increase the bacteria in your ears.

Headphones can increase the bacteria in your ears.


Wearing headphones for just an hour could increase the bacteria in your ears by 700 times. (Ew!)

Source: Your Ear Gear and Hearing Health at ENT Health


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