Speaker Cleaner - Water Eject
Android app by Klik Klak. Tools · Klik Klak
- Store rating
- Unknown
- Store rating count
- Unknown
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Listed by the store
- Version
- 1.0.1
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-11
View the original store listing
Store description excerpt
Speaker Cleaner - Water Eject plays powerful sound waves through your phone speakers to push out trapped water, dust, and debris. Whether your phone got splashed, rained on, or dunked, Speaker Cleaner - Water Eject sends precise frequencies through the speaker to force out moisture and restore clear sound. Tap clean and let Speaker Cleaner - Water Eject do the work. Choose from multiple cleaning modes including a gentle low-frequency sweep for light moisture, a deep bass pulse for stubborn water, or a full-range blast to clear dust and particles from every speaker opening. How to use Speaker Cleaner - Water Eject 1. Select your cleaning mode 2. Place your phone on a flat surface with speakers facing down 3. Tap start and let the sound waves push out water and dust Speaker Cleaner - Water Eject works on both the bottom speaker and the earpiece. Run it after rain, after a shower, or whenever your audio sounds muffled or distorted. Why it works Targeted sound frequencies vibrate trapped water droplets loose Low-frequency bass pulses push moisture out of small speaker openings Full-spectrum sweeps dislodge dust and fine debris Speaker Cleaner - Water Eject is a sound-based cleaning utility. Results vary depending on the amount of water or debris in your speakers. For severe water damage, consult a professional repair service. Speaker Cleaner - Water Eject offers basic speaker cleaning. Unlock more with an optional subscription.
Review coverage
AppRill has captured 0 reviews for this app. This is a collected sample, separate from the store rating count. Latest review capture: Not captured yet.
Recent captured chart positions
No chart positions have been captured for this app yet.
Chart position, rating count and review coverage do not establish downloads, revenue or profit. Understand the differences.