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wet phone
I know we've heard this before but here is a first-hand story, at least
for me. A friend writes: Phone didn't work, even though battery had substantial charge. At the T-Mobile service center, the rep opened the phone and showed me that it was wet inside. Why? When I turned on the water at the fountain, there was a surge that thoroughly doused my pants and sport jacket. Even though the phone was in my shirt pocket underneath the jacket and was partially protected by a rubberized case. enough water managed to seep in to cause the phone to malfunction. The rep suggested that before I opted for a replacement phone, I should disassemble the phone (basically taking the battery and SIM card out) and immerse it in bowl of uncooked rice for 24 hours. It worked! I mentioned this to a number of people who were aware of this "folk remedy”. Silica gel would even be better as a desiccant, but it is not exactly a household item. |
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