Audio Rescue: Speaker Cleaner

Trying to remove water from your speaker after a splash? Audio Rescue is a speaker cleaner and water eject tool that plays carefully selected audio tones. It may help reduce muffled speaker sound by helping move moisture or loose debris from compatible phone speakers.

Help with muffled speaker sound

Water can collect around a phone speaker after accidental water exposure, causing audio to sound quiet, distorted, or muffled. Audio Rescue provides sound-frequency sessions that may help clear moisture from compatible speakers. Results vary by device, the amount of moisture, and the speaker’s condition.

Speaker cleaner for loose dust and debris

Loose dust and debris may affect speaker sound. Audio Rescue plays sound tones intended to help dislodge loose debris around compatible phone speakers. It is not a substitute for physical cleaning or professional repair.

Cleaning modes

• Quick Clean: Choose a 15-, 30-, or 60-second session for light moisture or loose debris.
• Deep Clean: A 30-second frequency sweep for an extended cleaning session.
• Turbo Clean: A 20-second higher-intensity session.
• Advanced controls: Select the main speaker or earpiece and choose a custom frequency.

Built-in speaker test

After a session, use the built-in speaker test to compare your audio output and check whether your speaker sounds clearer.

How to use Audio Rescue

1. Turn your device volume up.
2. Disconnect wired or Bluetooth audio devices.
3. Place the phone with the speaker facing downward.
4. Select a cleaning mode or custom frequency.
5. Tap Start and allow the session to finish.
6. Use the speaker test to check the result.

Additional features

Choose dark mode and set optional weekly or monthly cleaner reminders.

Important

Audio Rescue may help remove moisture or loose debris using sound frequencies. Results vary. It cannot repair damaged speakers, internal water damage, hardware faults, or other physical defects. If your phone has significant water exposure or its speaker is not working, follow your device manufacturer’s guidance or seek professional repair.