There are a plethora of tutorials about how to remove water off your iPhone though if you fall in water by accident, however, there are not many which are specific to the iPhone charger.

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Utilizing cotton balls or a cloth to remove water out of a phone’s charger is another option. To prevent bridges in the electrical system, turn your phone off, put cotton wool or a small piece of absorbent material around a toothpick, pin, or needle and gently move it around, drying the port. You should put your phone off for a while to allow air to enter the port before turning it on.

It’s a proven truth that rice helps phones dry rapidly, and we know it’ll work for your charging port. Once you’ve done cotton and your iPhone is giving you the moisture alert, consider placing the iPhone in dry rice. It is always effective.

A standing fan is actually a terrific source of air that is powerful and even steady. A fan is focused, the airflow is dry, and it is continuous, so sections of the charger dry quicker than if they were left to dry on the dining table. It is more effective to place your iPhone in front of a blower after cleaning it with cotton balls or a dry towel.

This is again a great choice. Because the water in the charging ports is not enough to harm the machine, you could get away with sucking the water out of it with a vacuum hose. It works very well.