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Sometimes when drinking water have an ear wax taste in mouth. could this be something or maybe an old brita filter? rarely ever happens
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Nothing's wrong: I doubt it has to do with anything wrong with your body. Old Britta due for replacement should be the first thing to try.
Answered 9/20/2017
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