I have toothpaste in my iPhone headphone jack how do I get it out?
My phone works fine and it works with headphones and on the ihome but it thinks that I have headphones in all the time so the speakers won't play. I got toothpaste in it by it fallin into a glob of it in the sink I don't know how to get it out please help!
Bend open a paperclip and dig? Take a slightly damp paper and twist the end then stick it in and roll it.
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