Comments on: Saving a Wet Cell phone http://www.gearfire.net/saving-a-wet-cell-phone/ Mon, 04 Jul 2011 03:49:23 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: glenda ledbetter http://www.gearfire.net/saving-a-wet-cell-phone/#comment-49579 glenda ledbetter Sat, 16 May 2009 16:53:24 +0000 http://gearfire.net/?p=10#comment-49579 I dropped my cell phone in the toilet and grabbed it fast and then turned it off and took the battery out.I then used a hair dryer on it and that was not wise but I didn't know that your actually suspose to use a vaccum on it to suck all the water out! A hair dryer will force the water back in. My phone worked and I called my user and had insurance put on it right away because I hadn't had it very long. And I ask what did the insurance cover and it covered water damage. Yeah so if it stops working they will have to give me a new one. Smart Choice to carry insurance. The best thing to do is just have a police report written up and say it was stolen and they will replace it alot quicker. They won't if you don't have a police report on it. I found that out years ago on one. How stupid is that. I dropped my cell phone in the toilet and grabbed it fast and then turned it off and took the battery out.I then used a hair dryer on it and that was not wise but I didn’t know that your actually suspose to use a vaccum on it to suck all the water out! A hair dryer will force the water back in. My phone worked and I called my user and had insurance put on it right away because I hadn’t had it very long. And I ask what did the insurance cover and it covered water damage. Yeah so if it stops working they will have to give me a new one. Smart Choice to carry insurance. The best thing to do is just have a police report written up and say it was stolen and they will replace it alot quicker. They won’t if you don’t have a police report on it. I found that out years ago on one. How stupid is that.

]]> By: S http://www.gearfire.net/saving-a-wet-cell-phone/#comment-5 S Sat, 30 Dec 2006 21:58:09 +0000 http://gearfire.net/?p=10#comment-5 Would add as item 3.5 If phone was lost in a pool, give phone a quick bath in clean water. We have had countless phones delivered by poolattendants that had their phone dive to the pool "a few days/weeks ago". It may look fine initially, but chlorine is very corrosive to the internals of a phone or any other electronic device... Would add as item 3.5 If phone was lost in a pool, give phone a quick bath in clean water. We have had countless phones delivered by poolattendants that had their phone dive to the pool “a few days/weeks ago”. It may look fine initially, but chlorine is very corrosive to the internals of a phone or any other electronic device…

]]> By: Geoff R. http://www.gearfire.net/saving-a-wet-cell-phone/#comment-4 Geoff R. Sun, 17 Dec 2006 04:05:41 +0000 http://gearfire.net/?p=10#comment-4 Wow, digital camera? Never thought of that! Ill look it up :P Out of curiosity, where did you find my blog? First comment ever, I'm pretty excited :D Wow, digital camera? Never thought of that! Ill look it up :P

Out of curiosity, where did you find my blog? First comment ever, I’m pretty excited :D

]]> By: misslionheart http://www.gearfire.net/saving-a-wet-cell-phone/#comment-3 misslionheart Sun, 17 Dec 2006 02:02:50 +0000 http://gearfire.net/?p=10#comment-3 Been there, done that. What about a digital camera? These things happen with a two year old in the house! :lol: Been there, done that. What about a digital camera? These things happen with a two year old in the house! :lol:

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