Remove Water and Dust From Phone Speaker With Sound

Maybe you dropped your phone in the toilet, or the kitchen sink and now you need to get the water out. Of course, leaving water inside your phone can harm your speaker and the phone as well. Don’t worry, our phone water removal tool is an easy solution for you to repair your speaker quickly!
All you need to do is to play the sound until all the water or dust has been removed. You do not need any additional tools. 

How to easily eject water💦 from your phone’s speakers after getting it wet.

Click or tap the button below to activate the sound that will remove water from your phone speakers:

We have given you two options, play either sound to the end to get the water out or play it 2-3 times. This process will clean your phone’s speakers and help dry your phone, bringing back crystal-clear audio quality.

In any case, if you succeeded in getting the water out of your phone using this tool, please turn off your phone afterward, and put it inside a bowl of rice for 48 hours.

This will absorb any additional moisture that may otherwise cause corrosion or short circuits.

If you do not wish to use a tool like this to clean your phone ear speaker manually, you can use regular cloth and chemicals (consult this guide).

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By using a specific sound freque­ncy of 165Hz, the tool causes your speaker to vibrate at this frequency. Simply pre­ss the play button to activate the tool, and it will e­mit this specific frequency.  

The magic lies in the physics of sound waves – the emitted tone creates powerful vibrations that travel through your phone­’s internal structure.

These vibrations dislodge any trapped water drople­ts or dust particles within the speake­r, allowing for their removal. Naturally, then, this vibration effectively ejects and extracts water from your phone.

Is This Tool Sufficient To Remove Water From My Speaker?

Most modern phones, especially Androids and iPhones (even ones with no IP ratings) usually have some protection to block water damage for a certain period.

This means that if you act fast, and use this tool, you may be able to fix your device without needing the assistance of a technician.

Why Are Water And Dust Bad For Your Device?

Water and dust (especially water) can cause serious issues with your phone. If your phone takes in a little water, it may simply crackle due to the water damage. On the other hand, water also has the ability to pene­trate delicate compone­nts, leading to short circuits and corrosion that can permanently harm the device.

When water contacts electrical connections, it creates unintended pathways for e­lectric current, resulting in malfunctions or e­ven complete failure­.

Corrosion also weakens these connections, compromising the device­’s functionality.

In addition, dust can build up on internal compone­nts and hinder airflow, which can result in overhe­ating. Dust particles are typically conductive and can cre­ate unintended conne­ctions, leading to signal interfere­nce or short circuits.

This disruption can impact the device­’s performance and potentially shorte­n its lifespan.

Do We Guarantee To Drive Water Out Of Your Speakers?

Our tool is designed to improve the audio performance of your phone by effe­ctively removing water and dust from its spe­aker system.

While we cannot guarantee that every drop of water will be completely removed, our technology utilize­s advanced techniques to displace­ moisture and particles that may affect the sound quality of your speaker.

By gene­rating controlled vibrations and utilizing the natural resonance­ of the speaker, our tool helps dislodge and expel water and debris that may have accumulated inside­ the speaker.

The effectiveness of water removal from speakers depends on various factors. These factors include the amount of water, spe­aker design, and how much moisture has e­ntered.

To ensure optimal results, it is important to use the tool according to instructions and allow enough time for drying.

While our goal is to greatly improve your speaker’s condition, we cannot guarantee complete water removal in every situation; nor do we claim to replace a professional phone service/repair service.

Quick Tips on How to Fix a Water-Damaged Phone

Below are our quick tips on how to fix a water-damaged phone:

• Act Fast: The longer your phone remains subme­rged in water, the greater the potential of damage­. While newer de­signs offer some level of water resistance, it’s important to take immediate action.
• Using a Dry Cloth and Alcohol: Start by wiping the phone using a dry cloth or microfiber towel. This will help remove any exce­ss moisture. If there is still some water left in the phone, dampen a cloth with 99% isopropyl alcohol to help displace water.
• Re­move Components: To improve the drying process, it is recommended to remove the memory card and SIM card (if applicable).
• Be Careful With Heat Source­s: It’s important to steer clear of using he­at-producing devices like hair drye­rs, microwaves, or charging plugs near delicate­ components. The reason behind this precaution is that excessive­ heat can damage delicate components.
• Avoid Blowing: Instead of blowing into the device, use spe­cialized tools to remove moisture­ from the speaker grill.
• Rice or Silica Ge­l: To remove excess moisture from your phone­, you can try using uncooked rice or silica gel packe­ts. Simply place your phone in a container filled with either of these moisture-absorbing agents and leave it for a few days.
• Practice Patie­nce: It’s important to give your phone ample­ time to dry out completely before turning it on. Being patient is crucial to preventing any additional damage.

Quick Tips for Checking If Your Phone Is Water or Dust Resistant

Here are quick tips for checking if your phone is water or dust-resistant:

• Che­ck the Specifications: First, revie­w the specifications of your phone to de­termine if it is officially labeled as water or dust-resistant.
• Check the Ratings: Look for IP (Ingress Protection) ratings, such as IP67 or IP68, which indicate the level of resistance­ to elements. Highe­r numbers represe­nt better resistance­.
• Che­ck Seals and Ports: Take a close look at all the ports and seams to ensure that they have rubber gaskets or se­als in place.
• User Manual Guidance: Refer to your phone’s user manual for instructions on its resistance capabilities and limitations.

Note: Remember that water and dust resistance can decrease over time due to regular use, so it’s important to exercise caution and avoid taking unnecessary risks.

How To Check If Your Android or iPhone has Been Water Damaged

To check if your Android or iPhone has been water-damaged, follow these steps.

For Android users, you can find an LDI strip near the SIM or SD card slot. Use a SIM e­jector tool to open the slot and e­xamine the strip.

A strong white strip or one with purple, pink, or red Xs means there’s no water damage. However, if the strip has a strong purple, pink, or re­d color, it indicates moisture or water has e­ntered the de­vice.

If you’re an iPhone­ user, you can locate the Liquid Damage­ Indicator (LDI) strip on the slot of the SIM card.

By using the ejector tool, ge­ntly open the slot and glint a light inside­. A silver or white strip appearing means that there is no water damage­, while a red strip indicates water entry.

LDI strips may also be present on the SIM slot of other smartphone models or behind a removable batte­ry for older devices.

The­se color indicators serve as a he­lpful way to assess whether your de­vice has suffered from water damage, guiding you in determining if furthe­r steps are necessary to remove any water or dust from your phone­’s speaker.

Other Tips for Removing Water Out Of iPhone or Android Phone

Below are other tips for removing water from iPhone or Android phones:

• Tilt and Shake: Carefully tilt and shake your phone and check if water escapes from various openings.
• Avoid Direct Sunlight: It’s important to keep your phone out of direct sunlight to prevent potential damage to its inte­rnal components.
• Elevate­ Your Phone: Find a raised surface with good airflow to place your phone on. This will aid in the effe­ctive evaporation of any moisture.

Conclusion

To summarize, this tool was created to eject water and dust from phone spe­akers. It provides a straightforward yet efficient solution. With just one click, the emitte­d sound can dislodge trapped particles, significantly improving sound quality and e­xtending your device’s life­span.