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Speaker Cleaner

Remove water and dust from your phone speaker using calibrated sound frequencies. The same technology used by Apple Watch — now free for any device in your browser.

Our tool removes moisture and dust from your device's speaker. You can clean water from the speaker of your phone, portable speaker, laptop, or any other device that has been submerged. If you think your phone speakers need dust cleaning, you can also use our free service.

Do not hold near your ear
Ready to clean
1 Water Eject
2 Pulse Knock
3 Low Vibration
4 Dust Sweep
5 Ultrasonic
6 Pressure Cycling
High volume may be uncomfortable. Start lower. 
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Water Eject
165 Hz tone ejects water droplets
~15s
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Pulse Knock
100–300 Hz impulse bursts dislodge stuck debris
~10s
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Low Vibration
50–80 Hz sweep dislodges heavy particles
~15s
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Dust Sweep
100 Hz – 10 kHz logarithmic sweep
~20s
Ultrasonic
15–25 kHz for fine dust
~10s
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Pressure Cycling
Rapid 30–500 Hz alternation creates pressure waves
~15s

How to Use

  1. Place your phone speaker-down on a flat surface
  2. Set volume to 70–80%
  3. Tap Start and wait ~70 seconds
  4. Do not hold the phone near your ear

Phone Speaker Cleaner — Sound-Based Water & Dust Removal

Fix muffled or quiet phone speakers using calibrated sound frequencies

Is your phone speaker muffled after getting wet, or sounding quieter from dust? Speaker Cleaner uses precise sound frequencies to eject water and vibrate dust out of your phone speaker grille. The same principle used by Apple Watch water ejection, plus impulse knocking to dislodge stuck debris — now for any device in your browser. No app needed.

How It Works

  • Water Eject (165 Hz) — a constant tone creates vibrations that break water surface tension, pushing droplets out of the speaker grille
  • Pulse Knock (100–300 Hz) — rapid impulse bursts create a knocking effect that dislodges debris stuck in the speaker grille
  • Low Vibration (50–80 Hz) — deep bass frequencies shake loose heavier particles like sand, lint, and debris
  • Dust Sweep (100 Hz – 10 kHz) — a logarithmic frequency sweep dislodges dust particles of all sizes
  • Ultrasonic (15–25 kHz) — high-frequency tones target the finest dust that lower frequencies cannot reach

How to Clean Your Speaker

  1. Place your phone face-down on a flat surface with the speaker pointing up or down on a towel
  2. Set the volume slider to 70–80% — do not start at maximum
  3. Tap Start — the automatic 5-phase cycle takes about 70 seconds
  4. After the cycle, test your speaker with music. Run again if still muffled
  5. For stubborn water, run the Water Eject phase individually several times

FAQ

Can sound really clean a phone speaker?

Yes. Apple Watch uses the same principle — a 165 Hz tone to eject water after swimming. Sound waves create vibrations in the speaker membrane that physically push water out and shake dust loose.

Is this safe for my phone?

Completely safe. The tool plays audio through your normal speaker at frequencies it is designed to handle. Keep volume below 85% and do not hold near your ear.

How often should I clean my speaker?

Use after any water exposure immediately. For dust maintenance, once a week or month is enough depending on your environment.

Why can't I hear the ultrasonic phase?

It uses 15–25 kHz frequencies at or above human hearing limits. Most adults can't hear above 16–17 kHz. The vibrations still clean even if inaudible. Note: pets may hear them.

Does it work on any device?

Yes — iPhone, Android, iPad, laptop, or Bluetooth speakers. It works in any modern browser (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge) using the Web Audio API.

Why Use Speaker Cleaner

No app to install, no registration. Speaker Cleaner runs entirely in your browser. It is free, private (no data sent to any server), and works on any device. The 5-phase cycle covers water ejection, impulse knocking, and dust removal. Bookmark and use whenever needed.

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