Mine fell off my belt and I only noticed it after I got inside to just beat the storm. I did a quick check in the rain and got soaked then went in, figuring the damage was done. After the rain stopped I found it. It seemed to work ok - it was face-down in the grass, not in a puddle and I have a hard plastic case on it. When I took the battery out the battery and battery compartment were dry. I figure that is a good sign.
Cell Phone Drying Time?
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Google cell phone drying. There are instructions that include packing the phone in rice to dry it out.
I ran my old phone through the washer and found it in the dryer when it began thumping around. I let it air dry for about 3-4 days and it worked fine.Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work. - Thomas Edison -
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I dropped mine in the toilet. No No it was before I started...
I opened it up, blew out the water with compressed air. Then I put it in front of a fan, open, for a couple of hours. Viola, clean and working.
SteveI would never die for my beliefs because I might be wrong. Bertrand RussellComment
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I had a friend go the same thing. Most phones are OK to go thru the h2o a little bit.If you can read this you assembled wrong.
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Best thing to do would be to immerse it into some alcohol (from your shop, not your bar!) around and wait for it to dry.
I saved up this thread from last year for reference. Good for everybody to read again.It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it.
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I'll tell you what not to do:
1. Do not put it in the dryer
2. Do not put it in the oven
3. Do not put it in the microwave
4. Do not put it in the toaster oven
5. Do not set it on the stove
6. Do not set it on the wood or coal stove
Any questions?
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This certainly sounds like the voice of experience -- and all of it BAAAAD!!!
Bernie
Owww -- That spinnin' thang hurt!!
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