Clean Wave: Water Eject

Clean your phone speakers with sound, no tools needed.

Water, dust, and grime get trapped in your speaker grille and muffle every call, song, and alarm. CleanWave is a speaker cleaner that uses precision sound waves and gentle vibration to push trapped water and dust out of your phone speakers. No cotton buds, no toothpicks, no repair shop.

If your speaker sounds muffled, quiet, crackly, or distorted after water, rain, a swim, or a workout, CleanWave helps restore clear, full, loud sound in seconds.

WHY CLEANWAVE

• Speaker cleaner and water eject in one tap

• Clears trapped water, dust, moisture, and grime

• Brings back clear, crisp audio from muffled speakers

• Safe and non-invasive: no tools and no risk to your phone

• Works fully offline, anywhere, anytime

CLEANING MODES

• Sound wave cleaning at 165 Hz, 300 Hz, and 500 Hz

• Deep low-frequency bass mode tuned for water ejection

• High-frequency tone mode for fine dust removal

• Vibration mode to shake loose trapped moisture and particles

• Combined sound and vibration for maximum cleaning power

MORE TOOLS

• Speaker test for the top and bottom speakers

• Volume to max in one tap before you clean

• Adjustable cleaning duration and clean reminders

• Cleaning history, tips, and best practice guidance

WHEN TO USE IT

• After your phone gets wet or caught in the rain

• When speaker sound turns muffled, crackly, or distorted

• After workouts when sweat reaches the speaker grille

• Weekly maintenance to stop dust building up

• Before an important call, meeting, or presentation

Tap start, hold your phone speaker-side down, and let the sound waves do the work. One cleaning cycle is often all it takes to hear the difference.

Clean your speakers smarter with CleanWave.

Decibel meter and sound level

• Built-in decibel meter (dB meter) to measure sound level in real time

• Works as a sound meter, noise meter and sound level meter

• Check how loud your speaker is before and after a clean

• Live dB readings with minimum, average and peak levels