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Did you follow the phone's wash instructions? sorry just joking. Hope it will work after drying , But i agree with you, you are not to blame even if he thinks so, .....men.....
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3074Hope you can do the real "clean" phone calls in future :-)
Maria
My favourite things to wash are my husband's innumerous glasses, the identy cards left in clothes by my children - and, so worse, the paper
handkerchiefs :-(((
54555Oh dear! I do hope it dries out and works after being washed. BTW, I am on your side. Not your fault.
168959RICE! Take it apart and put it in a jar or bag of rice and let it completely dry out before trying to turn on. Good luck. Phones really do not like water. Especially the agitating type.
by sewdoctor
10 Oct 2013
I had little luck with this....water is one thing, but soap gums up the works....mine will turn on, but won't connect.
by Sewhappier
edited 10 Oct 2013
The rice trick worked for my cheap smartphone after running it through a complete wash cycle which sat overnight. I took the back off as well and removed the battery and memory card.
I let it dry out on furnace register, then packed in rice, paper
16264I've poured the highest percentage of rubbing alcohol in the phone and dried with the hair dryer (not on the hottest setting) Had good luck with the cell phone and a remote control jeep my son put in the swimming pool. If you see any corrosion use a Q-Tip (cotton swab) and baking soda to neutralize the corrosion. I shattered the touch screen on my cell phone a little over a week ago and the cell phone insurance overnighted a new one but it was less than a year old.
89895I have heard if you cover it with rice in a big jar, the rice will absorb the water...may take a couple of days...
by dec716
edited 10 Oct 2013
the rice thing works only if you do not turn the phone on untill completely dry. needs to be totaly covered with rice for at least 24 hrs with battery removed and phone left open and back cover removed
by killiecrankie
10 Oct 2013
The front & back of the phone have been removed as well as the battery & sim card .All have been wiped dry& are sitting on the desk.The rest of the phone has been sitting on a cotton cloth on the windowsill .
The rice was used up a couple of days ago when we had fried rice
314333My brother put his iPhone through the washing machine. It took a while to dry out but it worked O.K. after its "clean".
2350Oh bother! Hoefully that was the only surprise today! as far as the phoneI think you might want to get a new one, water never does well with electronics! Except the new water resistant and I am still not sure it would survive the washer.
173584Have you seen the new commercials where a guy is getting held up at "gun " point for his phone, but when the robber sees how old it is he tries to give it back?
by killiecrankie
10 Oct 2013
No, but this is why we leave it in the seat covers pocket & it has only a small amount of credit to use when it is needed while we are out.No one would want it but if it is taken no great deal
158559Bugger. The rule in my house is I do not check pockets & I don't turn socks the right way (I'm not putting my hands in something that smelly!!)
I have washed a USB stick that still worked. And I dropped a mobile phone in a pot of boiling water once. It worked fine and the person was still on the other end. Fingers crossed for you. xx
by killiecrankie
10 Oct 2013
You were very lucky.Husband is always losing things & the answer is it is not in the bottom of the washing machine but I was very annoyed when nails turned up there
7199Hope it still works for you but maybe that was one way of telling you that you need to get a new one.
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