Get rid of water in ear

Removing the water in the ear!
Water that entering the ear is one of the dangers that caused by swimming underwater. Sometimes the water will move deeper into the ear canal and could not escape. This creates an annoying sound splash, and ultimately can lead to ear infection if the water is not removed. Eliminating water from your ear is very important and relatively easy to do.
Instructions:
Lie on your side with the affected ear facing the ceiling.
Dip a cotton swab in a container of alcohol. Make sure it is completely soaked and dripping from the alcohol swab.
Hold the cotton swab soaked in alcohol on the ear, and drop one or two drops of alcohol in the ear.
Sit. You may hear a small “pop” when alcohol meets the water and helps it evaporate.
Repeat that way in the other ear if necessary.
You need:
CottonBud
Alcohol
Advice:
There eardrops are commercially formulated to remove water from the ear in the same way as the alcohol. However, alcohol is much cheaper and equally effective.
If you are unable to get the water out of the ear in this way, seek medical attention.