#phonewater #dropphone
TIME STAMP
Take it out of the liquid immediately. 0:48
Turn it off. 1:42
Remove the battery. 2h10
Remove the SIM card, memory card and all peripherals. 3:01
Dry the phone with a cloth or microfiber towel. 4:02
Do not use an oven, microwave or hair dryer. 4:26
Gently shake your phone to dry it. 5:06
Put the phone in a vacuum bag. 5:32 p.m.
Put it in a bowl of rice or other absorbent material. 5:59
Clean the phone with rubbing alcohol. 7:07 a.m.
Store your phone in a safe, dry place. 7:48 a.m.
Wait. 8:14 a.m.
In the meantime, check your warranty. 9:00 a.m.
Turn it on and cross your fingers. 9:30 a.m.
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SUMMARY
-The more your phone is exposed to water, the more water will penetrate inside the case and damage internal components.
-If the power is left on, the phone may short circuit, further damaging the internal mechanisms.
-If you can remove the battery, do so immediately. Removing the power supply will help prevent the phone from burning out.
-Remove all covers and plugs covering the charging port, headphone port or any space or location on the phone. These can trap moisture inside the phone or become damaged themselves.
-Avoid using paper as particles may break loose and clog the phone's ports.
-The heat produced by a hairdryer can cause significant damage to your phone's internal components, and the vaporization of moisture inside the phone may simply spread it further.
-Shaking your phone can remove a lot of those moisture droplets stuck inside the phone.
-Put the phone in a plastic bag and suck out the air with a vacuum cleaner or shop vac.
-Uncooked rice is naturally absorbent and water can flow directly from the phone and into the rice. Put the phone and all its parts in a bowl or pot of rice and leave it there for at least 48 hours.
-Try dipping your phone in a circuit-safe cleaner or pure alcohol, which will absorb moisture, clean off any impurities, and eventually evaporate without leaving a conductive residue.
-Don't keep the phone in a rice pot next to the sink or washing machine, for example, as accidents can happen.
-It is very, very important to let your phone dry for at least 2 days.
-You may get your warranty from a third-party provider, such as Asurion or SquareTrade. They can cover accidental spills or submersion.
-Once you are sure your phone is dry, you can plug it back in and try turning it on. If it lights up, you're in business.
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