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Home›Tech Advice›Use a Low-Frequency Sound to Get Water Out of Your iPhone

Use a Low-Frequency Sound to Get Water Out of Your iPhone

By Matthew Lynch
July 15, 2023
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Water damage is a common issue faced by iPhone users who accidentally expose their devices to moisture. However, there’s an effective and safe solution that can help you get rid of the water inside your iPhone: low-frequency sound. In this article, we’ll explore how you can use this method to remove water from your iPhone without causing any damage to the device.

Step 1: Turn off your iPhone

The first thing you should do after discovering water inside your iPhone is to turn it off immediately. This is an essential step in minimizing the risk of further damage.

Step 2: Remove excess water

Use a clean, dry cloth or paper towel to gently wipe away any visible moisture from the surface of your phone. Hold the device upside down and shake it gently to help get rid of any remaining water droplets.

Step 3: Download a low-frequency sound app

Search for an app that generates low-frequency sounds on the App Store, and download it on another device, such as an iPad or a friend’s phone. Some popular apps include Sonic, Hz Generator, and Tone Generator.

Step 4: Connect the devices

Connect your wet iPhone to the other device using a lightning or AUX cable. Make sure both devices are connected securely.

Step 5: Play low-frequency sounds

Open the downloaded app on the other device and play a low-frequency sound between 100-200 Hz for about 10 minutes. The vibrations generated by these sounds will help displace the trapped water particles inside your iPhone.

Step 6: Inspect your iPhone

After playing the sound for 10 minutes, disconnect your devices and give your iPhone another gentle shake. Inspect it closely for any visible moisture; if necessary, repeat steps 5-6 until you’re confident that most of the water has been removed.

Step 7: Let the iPhone dry naturally

Once you’ve completed the steps above, place your iPhone in a warm and dry environment to facilitate the evaporation of any remaining moisture. Leave it untouched for at least 24 hours, avoiding the use of hairdryers, heaters, or direct sunlight.

Conclusion

Using low-frequency sound is a safe and effective method to get water out of your iPhone without causing further damage. However, it’s crucial to take extra caution after exposing your device to water and seek professional assistance if necessary. Remember that prevention is always better than cure; invest in a waterproof case and avoid using your phone in wet conditions whenever possible.

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