man.. i know how this feels, i washed my jeans, 10mins into the wash, i was looking for my Sidekick 2, it was too late..
I took it out, let it sit out for a couple of days... I started it, EVERYTHING was messed up, screen was tweaking out, keys would magically press themselves, ect.. I couldn't take the SK2 apart and the battery is internal, which is what cause the problem...
My Motorola V600 had fallen in some water (sink), I took out the battery, took it apart, put a hair drier on medium and dried all the parts off, let it sit for a couple of days, re-assembled and it still works!
To all the people saying "Get insurance!!", here is a fact... For my Sidekick 2, insurance was about $5.99 a month for it... No big deal right? The deductible was $110 in case of damage or theft, since it was a high valued phone. Well, I had that Sidekick 2 for about 6 months, so I would've been paying $35.94 in insurance, plus the $110 deductible, making a grand total of $145.94 for a replacement in total.. Well 4 hours of when my Sidekick 2 went through the washing machinel, I was walking around with a BRAND NEW Sidekick 2 that I purchased for $125... The insurance cost on high valued phones (such as the Razr) is most of the time more than what you get the phone for..
Also, here is another fun fact.. I use T-Mobile, and if I ordered Insurance, it means the phone I got from T-Mobile was covered and thats it. I got my plan with a craptastic Motorola V180, and I switch phones every couple of months, I upgraded to a Sidekick 1, Motorola V600, Sidekick 2 Now I am with a Razr, not counting the numerous phones I had in between... I could always call T-Mobile, and only my V180 was cover. What does that mean? If my Razr gets stolen, i get a brand new V180. In short, he might not have been eligible for insurance. If you switch phones, then only your original phone is covered.
But seriously, what is the big deal? If you can't get it to work, sell it on eBay for parts and buy a new Razr...