Clean water & dust from your phone speaker in 60 seconds
Muffled sound after rain, a spill or a pocket full of lint? Play our cleaning tones and let your speaker push the problem out.
- 5 cleaning modes: water, dust, deep clean, earpiece and vibrate
- Live progress ring, timer and sound wave so you see it working
- Works on iPhone, Samsung, Pixel, tablets and laptops
Speaker Cleaner
How to clean your speaker in 3 steps
Do this right after your phone gets wet for the best results.
Prepare your phone
Remove the case, wipe the phone dry and turn the volume all the way up.
Pick a mode and start
Choose Water for spills, Dust for lint, or Deep Clean for both. Hold the speaker facing down.
Test and repeat
Play some music. Still muffled? Run 2 to 3 more cycles, then let the phone air-dry.
Not sure what is wrong? Ask the speaker doctor
Answer one question and we will point you to the right fix.
Which cleaning mode should I use?
Match the mode to your problem.
| Your problem | Best mode | What it plays |
|---|---|---|
| Phone got wet, sound is muffled | 💧 Water Eject | Steady 165 Hz pulsing tone |
| Lint or dust from a pocket or bag | 🌪️ Dust & Lint | Fast sweeps from 120 Hz to 1 kHz |
| Both, or a stubborn problem | 🌀 Deep Clean | Rotating water, dust and bass cycles |
| Callers sound quiet or crackly | 📞 Ear Speaker | Gentle 300 to 700 Hz tones |
| Last few drops after cleaning | 📳 Vibrate + Tone | 60 Hz pulses plus phone vibration |
8 free speaker tools in one place
Clean, test and tune your audio without installing anything.
Water Eject
Push water out of your phone speaker with a 165 Hz tone.
Open tool →🌪️Dust Cleaner
Sweep tones that shake dust and lint out of the grille.
Open tool →📞Ear Speaker Cleaner
Gentle tones for the small speaker you hold to your ear.
Open tool →🎛️Tone Generator
Play any frequency from 1 Hz to 20 kHz in 4 waveforms.
Open tool →🔈Left & Right Speaker Test
Check each channel and the phase of your speakers.
Open tool →🎚️Bass Test
Find the lowest frequency your speaker can play.
Open tool →👂Frequency Range Test
Sweep 20 Hz to 20 kHz to test speakers and hearing.
Open tool →🎙️Mic Test
Check your microphone level and record a sample.
Open tool →Why does a 165 Hz tone push water out?
A speaker makes sound by moving a thin cone back and forth. Low tones move the cone farther than high tones. Around 165 Hz, a small phone speaker moves a lot of air, and that pressure pushes water drops toward the grille and out of the phone.
Dust needs a different approach. Fast sweeps shake the mesh at many frequencies, so particles that sit at different spots get loosened. That is why we use separate Water and Dust modes instead of one sound for everything.
What to do right after your phone gets wet
- Take it out of the water and remove the case.
- Wipe it with a soft, lint-free cloth.
- Tap it gently with the speaker facing down.
- Run the Water Eject tone for 60 seconds, 2 to 3 times.
- Let it air-dry. Wait before charging if your phone shows a liquid warning.
Works on the phone in your hand
Any device with a modern browser and a speaker.
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers, no hype.
Does a speaker cleaner sound really work?
Yes, for light problems. A low tone like 165 Hz makes the speaker cone move a lot, and that movement pushes water droplets and loose dust out through the grille. It cannot fix a speaker that is torn, corroded or electrically damaged.
Is it safe for my phone?
Yes, when used as directed. The tones stay within the normal range your speaker plays every day. Start at a medium volume, raise it to max, and stop if you hear harsh rattling that does not go away.
How long should I play it?
Run one 60-second cycle, test your speaker, and repeat up to 3 times. If sound is still muffled after that, let the phone dry for a few hours and try again.
Does it work on iPhone and Android?
Yes. It runs in any modern browser on iPhone, Samsung, Pixel, Xiaomi, OnePlus and other phones, plus tablets and laptops. Vibration mode works only on Android browsers that support it.
Should I put my wet phone in rice?
No. Apple and other makers advise against rice because starch and dust can get inside the phone. Wipe the phone, run the water tone, and let it air-dry with the ports facing down.
Do I need to download an app?
No. Everything runs in your browser. Nothing is installed and your audio never leaves your device.
Can it clean the earpiece and microphone?
Use Ear Speaker mode for the small top speaker. Microphones do not move like speakers, so sound cannot push water out of them; air-drying is the best option. You can check your mic with our Mic Test.
Why does my speaker still sound muffled?
Water may be deeper inside, the grille may be packed with dirt, or the speaker may be damaged. Try Deep Clean, gently brush the grille, and test each side with the Speaker Test.
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