While we're all busy learning how to clean iPhone speakers ... any fancy tools or risky moves. You might question how so much gunk has actually built up in your charging port in the first place.

Here’s how to use compressed air to clean your iPhone’s charging port: If your iPhone still won’t charge, you can try using a ...

That's why you'll need to be careful, and you shouldn't put anything metal or overly sharp inside your charging port. The at-home cleaning tool for removing dust and debris from your iPhone's ...

Yes, your iPhone's port can get so dirty it stops ... there's only one acceptable tool for the job: A toothpick. Never try to clean the Lightning port with anything harder than wood, like any ...

Part of the repair process for these iPhones is a thorough deep cleaning of each hole, speaker, charging port, and screen. Oli uses small metal picks and brushes to remove tiny pieces of debris ...

Surprisingly, Photos on the iPhone and iPad has never had a tool like Clean Up for removing small distractions. The Mac version does include a basic Retouch tool that can repair some areas ...