[NLC] Drip Dry Phone

[Drew Van Zandt]

I've had electronics survive a wash if they're dried reasonably
quickly... open as many openings as possible, and put it somewhere
with dry air - near a low-wattage light bulb, perhaps.  If you have
some of those "silica gel - do not eat" packets around, put them in a
toaster oven at minimum temp for 10 minutes, then put them in a sealed
container with the phone.  (No point in this if it's still obviously
dripping.)

--DTVZ

On 4/29/06, Bruce Labitt <bruce.labitt at verizon.net> wrote:
> Pardon this non linux question.  You guys/gals are tech savvy.  [at
> least compared to me...]  My daughter just laundered her phone.  We
> pulled it out of the washing machine just now.   Is there any hope on
> reviving it, or should I just trundle down to the phone store for a new one?
>
> Bruce
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