Please do not judge me for this, I know what I did was stupid but I was just worried.
So I have had my MacBook Pro (2021) for a few months now and everything has been swell. Yesterday I wanted to clean the display however I was having trouble with the usual dry microfiber cloth and sprayed a little water on the screen. Unfortunately some of the mist got on the speaker holes so I let it air dry after cleaning it. Now at this point, I should have just kept using the device after it dried however for some reason I decided to run a Siri shortcut which ejects water (I have used these on my iPhone before without issue). I used these two: Water Eject - Siri Shortcutshttps://shortcutsgallery.com › shortcuts › water-eject-💧, and RoutineHub • Water Ejecthttps://routinehub.co › shortcut.
So I ran each one twice and no water came out so I thought it was fine, however the thought that this had damaged my speakers plunged into my head and now every time I listen to content I feel like it sounds slightly worse, not horrible but "blurry"? However I asked someone else and they said it sounds flawless so I'm wondering if this is just placebo.
Is it possible that running these shortcuts for a combined ~60 seconds could have damaged the speakers and degraded sound quality? Sorry if I sound like a paranoid idiot (I am one) but someone else telling me an answer would really make me feel better about this.
Thanks!
So I have had my MacBook Pro (2021) for a few months now and everything has been swell. Yesterday I wanted to clean the display however I was having trouble with the usual dry microfiber cloth and sprayed a little water on the screen. Unfortunately some of the mist got on the speaker holes so I let it air dry after cleaning it. Now at this point, I should have just kept using the device after it dried however for some reason I decided to run a Siri shortcut which ejects water (I have used these on my iPhone before without issue). I used these two: Water Eject - Siri Shortcutshttps://shortcutsgallery.com › shortcuts › water-eject-💧, and RoutineHub • Water Ejecthttps://routinehub.co › shortcut.
So I ran each one twice and no water came out so I thought it was fine, however the thought that this had damaged my speakers plunged into my head and now every time I listen to content I feel like it sounds slightly worse, not horrible but "blurry"? However I asked someone else and they said it sounds flawless so I'm wondering if this is just placebo.
Is it possible that running these shortcuts for a combined ~60 seconds could have damaged the speakers and degraded sound quality? Sorry if I sound like a paranoid idiot (I am one) but someone else telling me an answer would really make me feel better about this.
Thanks!
