Anyone experience with Water DMG on new LCD/LEDs?

[flexy]

I had minor water damage (black blotches on the display) a few days ago which got rid by itself on its own. I guess the stuff simply evaporated.

Now I got more water damage and this time larger black blotches but they don't seem to disappear now in 24hrs.

I opened the display, it's a Samsung LED S24Bxxx....and actually opened the panel itself (Christ are these things made with few parts, unbelievable) and was able to remove the LED part from the panel and separate from the white background/reflective part. The "LED part" of the panel however, the part where the water seems to have sept inside a microscopic gap, by itself already is very thin...like 1mm.

I didn't look to me I can actually separate the "LED part", means the clear, outer optical part of the panel and the LEDs itself..is this even possible or advi Respective I have reason to believe that doing so wouldn't be "advisable" at all, even if it would be possible. Just wondering what experiences people have. I will likely get a new monitor anyway...so this question is just out of curiosity.

 

[flexy]

Holy Crap!

So I read about Silica Gel and how it can help absorb moisture.

What I did, went into the store and bought silica crystal cat litter. Put it into three coffee filters, stapled them shut and put the three bags inside the monitor. I didn't expect anything from it, but all of a sudden, the large spots (2-3" in diameter) started RAPIDLY shrinking, so fast I can watch it shrinking right now. Incredible.

 

[lefenzy]

are you using your computer outdoors?

 

[flexy]

Nope, it has to do with cats...and pee. Don't ask

Edit: I put 5 bags with Silica in there now, one small blotch is more or less gone, one other in the upper corner is still there. I guess it's that this area doesn't get as warm so the drying takes longer.