Speaker Cleaner: Water Eject

OmniStack Studios

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About this app

Speaker Cleaner uses tuned sound waves to eject water, loosen dust, and restore muffled phone speakers. After rain, a spill, or a pocket of lint, this speaker cleaner runs Water Eject, then lets you test bass, mids, highs, and left vs right so you can hear what changed.

How to use
1. Turn media volume up. Place the phone speaker-down on a dry surface.
2. Start Water Eject or another auto mode. Keep the grill face-down until the cycle finishes.
3. Open Speaker test. If the mesh still sounds dull, run the cycle once more.

Auto modes
• Water Eject — pulsed low tones after rain, spills, or washing
• Quick Clean and Deep Clean — everyday dust and stubborn debris
• Maintenance and Outdoor Clean — gentle daily care or dusty environments
• Sound Reboost — a full-range refresh after a water eject or dust cycle

Tools in this speaker cleaner
• Manual Hz — set frequency, waveform, and left/right channel; save named profiles
• Headphone clean — wired or Bluetooth cups, one side or both
• Speaker test — bass, mid, high, sweep, plus stereo left and right
• Volume booster — louder cleaning tones only (not a system-wide 200% mixer)
• Vibration mode — uses the phone motor to shake loose particles
• Tips — speaker, headset, and microphone care, plus FAQ

Speaker Cleaner is a speaker cleaner for water eject and dust removal, not a hardware repair. It cannot fix a blown driver, reverse corrosion, or unclog a physically blocked microphone. Keep headphone volume moderate.

Bring muffled audio back: eject water, remove dust, boost the cleaning tone, and test the speakers on your device.

What’s new

First release.

• Water Eject, Quick Clean, Deep Clean, Maintenance, Outdoor, Sound Reboost
• Guided flow: max volume, speaker-down, then start
• Manual Hz, waveforms, left/right, saved profiles
• Headphone clean for wired and Bluetooth
• Speaker test: bass, mids, highs, sweep, stereo
• Vibration mode and cleaning-tone volume boost
• Tips for speakers, headsets, and mics

Tones stay on your device. This cannot fix a blown speaker.