I just washed my cell phone...*PICS*

[Mill]

Originally posted by: pray4mojo
Would it have mattered if the cell phone was ON when it went in?

I guess it does...

You don't understand electricity and circuits do you? I can tell by your lack of ability to identify that screw that you are not mechanically inclined. Not a flame, just an observation.

 

[pray4mojo]

Originally posted by: Millennium

Originally posted by: pray4mojo
Would it have mattered if the cell phone was ON when it went in?

I guess it does...

You don't understand electricity and circuits do you? I can tell by your lack of ability to identify that screw that you are not mechanically inclined. Not a flame, just an observation.

Sorry, I've been living under a rock for the past 50 years.

 

[0roo0roo]

water + time = corrosion. ive learned this the hardway with keyboards. take apart immediately to dry and it can be saved, otherwise, u f*xored. 24hrs for my keyboards circuits to corrode, quite sad.

 

[isekii]

Originally posted by: 0roo0roo
water + time = corrosion. ive learned this the hardway with keyboards. take apart immediately to dry and it can be saved, otherwise, u f*xored. 24hrs for my keyboards circuits to corrode, quite sad.

would alcohol help to clean it?

 

[AgentBehemoth]

If you had had insurance this would just be a "I did a stoopid thing" thread.

And I'd say it's gone.

 

[Goosemaster]

heh...I've done that before.


Verizon is the Shiznit though..they have a clause for such incidents...got my phone replaced in a few days at no charge.

 

[kozman31]

I dropped mine in a fairly deep puddle once (completely submerged the phone) and another time got it completely drenched (had to pour water out of it). Both times it made a full recovery, good as new. Just let it dry and don't turn it on.

 

[Squisher]

Water+LCD=

You can always get a new battery but the display is probably toast.

 

[virtuamike]

Soak it in DI water and then let it dry (you need to get rid of all the junk in there).