I've read suction will damage internalsIt's called a vacuum cleaner.
I think you can go for a wooden/bamboo toothpick for help.Does anyone have a solid solution for cleaning the dust/debris in the speakers on the iPhone 6s Plus?
There's so much, and blowing will damage it, trying to brush it risks pushing more in.
Or do you just live with it? I've had mine for about 6 months now...
I wouldn't take a chance on using a vacuum cleaner.I've read suction will damage internals
To solve a problem, you must go to the root source. You have too much lint in your pockets and/or other clothes in the dryer.
Make sure all your clothes pockets area clean of debris before washing and drying. Unless I'm the anomaly, as I've never had any lint in any of my phones' holes.
Having immaculate pocket interior is harder to achieve than it soundsTo solve a problem, you must go to the root source. You have too much lint in your pockets and/or other clothes in the dryer.
Make sure all your clothes pockets area clean of debris before washing and drying. Unless I'm the anomaly, as I've never had any lint in any of my phones' holes.
I'm not saying I have immaculate pocket interiors by any means, but I have never had any lint anywhere in my phones. So I have to say, for me, it's not that hard to achieve.Having immaculate pocket interior is harder to achieve than it sounds
Does anyone have a solid solution for cleaning the dust/debris in the speakers on the iPhone 6s Plus?