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If your phone just got wet, start with the sound: open the water eject tool, turn the volume up and run it with the speaker facing down. The sound pages below are the same tool set to a different pattern, and the guides explain what to do when the speaker still sounds muffled afterwards.
Sounds you can play
- Water Eject
Free water eject tool that plays a 165 Hz sound to push water out of your phone speaker.
- Mobile Water Sound
Free mobile water sound for Android: play it in Chrome to push water out of your phone speaker.
- Water Out Sound
Free water out sound with a deep clean sweep from 100 to 300 Hz plus 165 Hz bursts.
- Water Sound Test
Free water sound test for phone speakers: play left, right and both channels plus a 20 Hz to 20 kHz sweep to hear if water is still inside after drying.
- Water Speaker Sound
Play a free water speaker sound to clear droplets from a wet phone speaker.
- Water Vibration Sound
Free water vibration sound that buzzes your phone speaker to shake water out.
Step-by-step guides
- How to Remove Water From Phone
How to remove water from phone speakers, ports and the body safely: what to do in the first minutes, how to dry it, when to charge and what to avoid.
- iPhone Water Remover
Free iPhone water remover that runs in Safari.
- Remove Water From Speaker
How to remove water from speaker grilles on a phone, tablet or Bluetooth speaker: a low sound, the right angle, airflow and what to avoid.
- Water in Speaker
Water in speaker grilles makes a phone sound muffled or crackly.