My iPhone fell in a puddle of water twice, will it ever be the same?

There were two instances where my iPhone fell in water, once, in the toilet for a second and then it a puddle of water on a train platform. It has been working, however, I remember when I first purchase it (a few months ago, the speed was incredible.) Is it normal for the speed to alter over time? Will my iPhone ever be the same? Perform on the same standards as it's suppose to?

I don't know buy a new one

Make sure you close all background apps as many just keep everything open and that slows it down.

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