Sorry for the broken post folks, just learning how to use posting.

 So to continue, I resumed driving the car after shampooing it myself.
about 4 days later I kept having this funny taste in the flem of the back of
my throat. I started to develop what is labelled as an " Icepick Headache ".
A constant jabbing or ticklish pain on the top of my head on the right side.
The pain was near the suface of the skull. Felt like a small needle piercing
the skull. The pain was 98 % stationary, and 2 % of the time would be felt
in an area close by. It was also around this time I developed T.V.T. (
Television Tinnitus ) ...
Shortly there after I stopped using the contaminated car.
The symptoms remained for 9 months, until the ice pick headaches finally and
gradually ceased. But the T.V.T. has remained to this day. ( Now 11
months ). I also have experience  - - ear aches, fullness in the ears, pain
in the temple area, tooth aches ( multiple, like 5 or 6 teeth on the upper
right side all acheing simultaneously.)
I have gone into such detail to hopefully prevent any one else from making
the same mistake or possiby help some current sufferers realize how they got
Tinnitus.
When you got " T " , did you purchase a used vehicle or maybe you bought
some used furniture. Where I'm going with this is - - - Fabric Protectant
could be the culprit in this instance. Fabric Protectant is simply
Silicone ( Polydimethylsiloxane ) and mineral oil. Silicone oil. Others are
the same but contain Teflon. In my instance according to the distributor
mine did not contain Teflon.
I wont go any further into Teflon because that does not apply here. The dish
soap I used is the new stuff out called " OXI ". Palmolive and Dawn make a
version of it. I used the palmolive version. On the Dawn label it says " New
with active oxides, creates thousands of micro bubbles to deep clean your
dishes.
Silicone oil reactes with oxidizers to create carbon monoxide and
formeldehyde. Nasty stuff. But I asked Palmolive if there OXI liquid dish
soap was an oxidizer and they said no it is not. Apparently it contains
active oxides, but is not an oxidizer. An example of an oxidizer is vinegar,
a mild oxidizer. I'm not sure but I think Acetone is a strong oxidizer. At
any rate I dont think this oxidizer chemical reaction occured in my
instance.
Did you know that most liquid dish soaps today contain a chemical called DEA
(diethanolamine). The summary on this is not nice, try googling it.

A synthetic solvent, detergent and humectant widely used in brake fluid,
industrial degreasers and antifreeze. Mostly used in liquid soap, shampoo &
conditioner. Can be harmful for the liver, kidneys and pancreas. May cause
cancer in various organs. Irritates skin, eyes, mucous membranes. Found also
in hair dye, lotions, cream, bubble bath, liquid dishwashing detergent &
laundry soap. Health risk especially to infants and young children. Forms
nitrosamines known to be carcinogens. Causes allergic reactions and contact
dermatitis. Hazardous & toxic.
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I think what happened in my case was ,,,,
Small particles of Silicone oil or liquid dish soap or a combination of the
two, migrated up the eustectian tube from the flem in the back of my throat.
This occured over a period of 1 or 2 weeks. Think of it this way, the
eustectian tube normally expells mucous produced from the middle ear. It
travels down the eustectian tube and out into the back of the throat. The
eustectian tube is a moist fluid environment, mostly consiting of water. If
you placed Silicone oil or liquid dish soap on the suface of a bowl of water
you would see it float on the suface. These minute particles then slowly
migrated up the eustectian tube, like a small bubble in a tube. Once it
reaches the middle ear, its not going to come back down. I'm not sure if the
eustectian tube has silia hairs or not, but if it did the hairs would not be
able to move the bubble down because of it's slipperyness. I think the
Cochlea of the inner ear has Silia hairs. The Cochlea converts the
mechanical vibrations into electrical signals to the brain. T.V.T. sounds
exactly like an electrical problem, yes ?
I'm wondering if it is possible for contaminants present in the middle ear
to get into the Cochlea through the Stapes foot plate or Round window.
See this link for explanation of stapes foot plate and round window. If you
leave your cursor over the images they will change slightly, like a small
movie.
http://www.american-hearing.org/name/barotrauma.html#treated

The Cochlea and the Semi-Circular Canals (balance) of the inner ear are also
all filled with fluid. Any contaminats making there way into here could
produce Vertigo, dizziness, and also Tinnitus.
Link to explanations
http://oto.wustl.edu/cochlea/intro1.htm

I am not a doctor or medically trained in any way, but I have spent about 6
months researching this on the internet , this is only my theory of
Tinnitus and it makes sense to me.
   So what can be done to actually correct it ?
Not much as far as I know. I asked my ENT if he or anyone else he knew of
could do a procedure where by a tiny tube is sent up the eustectian tube and
the middle ear is irrigated with a solution and simultaneously suctioned
out. My ENT said " No way, there is not supposed to be
water in the middle ear ".
My reply was " Well there is not supposed to be oil or soap there either ".
Besides their is mucous present, made up of water. . . .

Anyways thats my theory, I hope no one gets stressed over my post, I only
intend to possibly help. I look forward to any replies.

TidBit:

I read one post about pushing with the hands on the forehead or the chin and
see how it changes the Tinnitus .
For me it increases the volume, but hey, try putting both hands on the very
top of your head and push straight down. For me this reduces the volume.

                                      Joe . . ....