I went swimming with my watch and then I discovered a little condensation on the inside. It was in freshwater. I have vac pump and bag for veneering. Could I stick it in there to suck out the moisture?
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Don't think it would work to get out moisture with just the watch and a vac bag. Might add a bunch of rice to the bag then take the air out. The rice should absorb the moisture.Erik -
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It will dry out on its own.
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i would think the best success would be if you could take the battery cover off and put it in a regular (not microwave) oven at about 100-130 degrees for a while to bake out the moisture. Or take the cover off and put it in a sealed bag with a few silica gel packets.
Either way you need an easy path for the water to get out, even a small amount of moisture will be hard to get back past the seal that leaked it.
Loring in Katy, TX USA
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Rice should do, or some of those desiccant packs that come with electronics and some tools.Comment
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Put it in your freezer overnight. No prep needed.Comment
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Another vote for rice. Works well on cell phones dropped into water.
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