Safety
WaveEject Safety
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WaveEject plays controlled audio through your phone speaker. Use it with the same care you would use for any media playback. This page is guidance, not a certification and not medical advice.
Volume
- Use a comfortable media volume.
- Maximum volume is not required for Water Eject or Deep Clean.
- If playback feels too loud, turn media volume down or stop the session.
Headphones and Bluetooth
Disconnect headphones and Bluetooth audio before Water Eject. The pattern is intended for the phone speaker. If sound is routed elsewhere, the speaker will not play it.
Keep the speaker unobstructed
Place the phone so the affected speaker can move air freely. Do not cover the grille with a case flap, finger, or surface that blocks the opening.
When to stop
Stop playback if you hear unexpected distortion or feel discomfort. You can start a new session later at a lower volume.
Not a repair service
- WaveEject is not a hardware repair service.
- WaveEject does not repair physical water damage.
- WaveEject does not guarantee water removal or improved audio.
- Persistent speaker problems may require professional inspection.
Hearing comfort
WaveEject is an audio utility. It makes no medical claims and is not a hearing or health device. If you have concerns about sound exposure, use a lower volume or pause use.