Sounds like you haven't been doing it too long, or your ears aren't willing to let go of the toxins yet. It took me a month or two before they started letting go of the toxins for me. Some people take longer. They didn't get dry for me, but each person is different.
Right before the ears start letting go of the toxins, you will notice the ear wax getting a lot thinner, or start getting watery. That's when you'll know you're almost there. You might want to start slowing down on the time, or frequency of the applications then. Because the dam is about to burst in your ears, and the watering, icthing, and scabing is about to start.
If you keep going they will eventually start watering like crazy, and the dryness will stop then. My ears watered so much, it soaked all the way through the pillow & into the bed at night. When you get to that point, put a towel on your pillow. They will continue to water in the day time too. They will itch like crazy, and kind of scab over too. If you haven't slowed down on the time, and frequency of applications already, I would now. SLow down to about 30 second to a minute applications, once a week, or less. You can slow down to 10 second applications once a week if you like. It's all up to you and how bad you want to do it. For me they watered for at least 3 days after each application when I reached that point. That's the way it was for me at least.
How long are you insufflating now? You can do it for how ever long you like now until they start to water. Do it for at least 5 minutes to a half hour per ear, or longer. This will speed up the process so the ears will start watering sooner, and apply it every day too.
I'm wondering how much your machine puts out too. If it's a model that doesn't have a high output then you'll have to do it longer to make up for that. If you can adjust the output, crank it.
You will notice clearer thinking, & less headaches pretty soon after the water starts flowing. You probably won't get any ear infections either. It will get rid of other problems like brain cancer, and possible stroke problems too.
Forgot to tell you the "water" is actually lymph fluid containing toxins coming to the surface of the skin. So this is good, and shows the ozone is doing it's thing.
I was doing mine to try and get rid of the ringing in my hears from playing R&R for 20 years. I did it for about 10 months, and it didn't help, but I didn't get to the point of where the toxins stopped coming out either, which is what you're supposed to do. I got tired of all the itching and watering. I do it every now and then to get rid of brain fog still. Which reminds me.... :-)
Take Care,
Gaylen

Had a problem with my ears for years, tried a bunch, vinegar worked well. Then I got Colloidal Silver , and that cleared me up.

This is the recommended protocol for ear insuffalation:

Auricular Insufflations:

Many individuals have found it beneficial to irrigate the ear canal with the ozone / oxygen mixture from a medical ozone generator. As with every use of ozone for medical purposes the individual must ensure: the purity of the oxygen supply, that all parts of the ozone generator in contact with the gas stream are ozone resistant (eg. kynar, Teflon, glass, silicone), and that they know the ozone output (concentration of the ozone) of the ozone generator. This is extremely important - too little ozone and there will be no effect; too much ozone and there can be irritation to the ear canal.

The patient may first apply a small amount of water to the ear canal to assist in the absorption of the ozone. The ozone must be humidified by bubbling the gas through water. The usual concentration used for this protocol is 15ug/ml - 30ug/ml. The flow rate used is usually ¼ Litre per minute or perhaps 1/8 LPM.

The output tube of the ozone generator is held up to the entrance of the ear. At no time should the tube come into proximity of the eyes, nose, or mouth. Doing so may cause discomfort. At no time should the output tube be placed inside the ear, or sealed into the entrance way of the ear.
The ozone should be allowed to flow into the ear and out of the ear. Each ear is usually treated for 2-5 minutes per treatment.

Treatment schedule depends on the disease of the patient, and the effect on each individual patient. This therapy should not be performed more than once per day, and in most cases is performed 2-3 times per week.

Below are the international standards for ozone auricular insuffalation and the body bag.

Auricular Insufflations:

Many individuals have found it beneficial to irrigate the ear canal with the ozone / oxygen mixture from a medical ozone generator. As with every use of ozone for medical purposes the individual must ensure: the purity of the oxygen supply, that all parts of the ozone generator in contact with the gas stream are ozone resistant (eg. kynar, Teflon, glass, silicone), and that they know the ozone output (concentration of the ozone) of the ozone generator. This is extremely important - too little ozone and there will be no effect; too much ozone and there can be irritation to the ear canal.

The patient may first apply a small amount of water to the ear canal to assist in the absorption of the ozone. The ozone must be humidified by bubbling the gas through water. The usual concentration used for this protocol is 15ug/ml - 30ug/ml. The flow rate used is usually ¼ Litre per minute or perhaps 1/8 LPM.

The output tube of the ozone generator is held up to the entrance of the ear. At no time should the tube come into proximity of the eyes, nose, or mouth. Doing so may cause discomfort. At no time should the output tube be placed inside the ear, or sealed into the entrance way of the ear.
The ozone should be allowed to flow into the ear and out of the ear. Each ear is usually treated for 2-5 minutes per treatment.

Treatment schedule depends on the disease of the patient, and the effect on each individual patient. This therapy should not be performed more than once per day, and in most cases is performed 2-3 times per week.

Patients should individually modify the treatment protocol depending on their reaction. If any discomfort, redness, or "chapping" occurs, it is suggested that the patient increase the length of time between treatments, and decrease the ozone concentration coming from the ozone generator.

Many physicians have indicated that the ozone enters the lymphatic and blood system this way. Many patients have reported a wide variety of results including relief of allergies, relief of colds, clearing of sore throats and swollen glands.
Vaginal Insufflation:

A vaginal cannula is used to introduce the ozone gas to the patient. Unlike Rectal Insufflation, there is no danger of pressure buildup. The ozone concentration used is usually 25-30ug/ml, and the flow rate is usually 1/4LPM (litres per minute) or 1/8LPM. Treatment time is usually 5 - 15 minutes. The patient may lower the ozone concentration, and the duration of the treatment if any discomfort occurs. This treatment should not be performed more than once per day, and is usually only performed 2-3 times per week.

Many women have reported relief from yeast infections and various sexually transmitted diseases including herpes. Many women also use this method as an alternative to rectal insufflation as it is theorized that the ozone not only affects the pelvic region, but also enters the general circulation causing a body wide effect.

Women must not use this method close to, or during the time of menstruation as ozone at these concentrations increases blood flow.

Body Suit

One of the easiest and most pleasurable of the methods of using ozone, the body suit is both effective and relaxing. The ozone is absorbed through the skin, cleansing the lymphatic system, and reportedly inducing the body wide effects of ozone generally seen with other treatment protocols.

The patient first opens the pores of the skin by taking a warm/hot shower, after which they immediately enter the body suit.
The body suit must be sealed at the ankles and wrists to reduce leaking. Usually a towel is wrapped around the neck to increase comfort and to reduce leaking around the neck. If necessary, a fan may be used to gently blow any leaking ozone away from the individual. The ozone generator is set to produce a concentration of 25 - 35ug/ml at a flow rate of 1/4LPM.
The ozone must be humidified (run through water) and is introduced into the body suit.

The patient remains in the body suit for 15 - 40 minutes ( one usually starts with a 15 minute treatment and the treatment time remains that or is gradually increased depending on the desire and comfort of the individual during and after treatments). Treatment is usually individualized depending on the individual effects of the treatments and the desired effect, be it in treatment of a disease, or for general health. Individuals should be encouraged to use their own bodies and common sense as an indication of whether treatment times and concentrations should be increased or lowered. This treatment is usually performed 2-3 times per week, and never more than once per day.