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<p data-start="5290" data-end="6033">I've been reading about browser-based speaker cleaner tools that generate sound waves designed to push water out of smartphone speakers. It sounds interesting because many people accidentally expose their phones to rain or small amounts of water. Instead of opening the phone immediately, some users recommend trying these online cleaning tools first. Although I understand they won't repair damaged hardware, they seem like a reasonable first step if the issue is only trapped moisture. I also like that these tools don't require downloading any applications, making them quick and easy to try. Has anyone successfully restored normal sound using an online speaker cleaner? If so, how long did it take before the audio returned to normal?