"Your cell phone accidentally got in a puddle of water. On that chair over there. Brooks did it. On accident." So if you are trying to call my cell phone, sorry. Looks like I'll get a new one tomorrow.
http://tech.yahoo.com/blogs/raskin/18012 If you go here you will find all types of helps like: Wet phone? The toilet, the sink, a puddle, the laundry… it's so easy for your phone to wind up soaked through and through. Everyone has an opinion on how best to dry out a wet cell phone, but the technique I like best is to remove the battery and place the phone in a bowl of uncooked white rice. The rice wicks the water from the phone. (If your phone uses a SIM card, remove it too. At least you'll have your data.)
Drying out a wet phone with a hair dryer is often a first impulse, but heat can damage the phone even more. For more ideas on drying, from using silica gel to halogen lamps, see Wikihow.
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It must be nice to have a partner in crime! Sorry about your phone!
http://tech.yahoo.com/blogs/raskin/18012
If you go here you will find all types of helps like:
Wet phone?
The toilet, the sink, a puddle, the laundry… it's so easy for your phone to wind up soaked through and through. Everyone has an opinion on how best to dry out a wet cell phone, but the technique I like best is to remove the battery and place the phone in a bowl of uncooked white rice. The rice wicks the water from the phone. (If your phone uses a SIM card, remove it too. At least you'll have your data.)
Drying out a wet phone with a hair dryer is often a first impulse, but heat can damage the phone even more. For more ideas on drying, from using silica gel to halogen lamps, see Wikihow.
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