The last time I met up with Nyonyapenang for tea, I noticed she had got a brand new phone. When I asked her what happened to her old one. She said she accidentally dropped it into water. I went on to asked more, finally she admitted that she had dropped it into the "jamban" (toilet). I wouldn't know if there is any waste stools a not I didn't ask. Such accidents are very uncommon. So next time when you drop your hand phone into the jamban let me teach you how!
Since the warranty for most electronic does not cover water damage, what you can do to revive your wet gadget is your kitchen. Power off your hand phone (I’m sure it is already off when you took it out from the toilet). Next step is you try to completely cover your hand phone in a bowl of rice or a plastic container.
Rice being a natural desiccant will help absorb the excess moisture. Let it dry for at least 24 hours and do not try to charge the battery. Remove the battery separately to speed up the whole drying process. Try this home remedy and it really works before you rush to Low Yat to buy a new one.
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7 comments:
woh!! really ke???? next time must try that liao!!!
how bout neh those hippo thingies ar..u put in ur closet to absorb water wan..will it work?
eh choy choy!!!! i wun drop my phn to water!!! heheheh
Good wor!!
Ok Now i take my handphone and drop inside water
If my handphone 'Go Back Holland' I call Wong Fei Hong tear down your Blog Signboard
Read about this from a forwarded email too. It reminds me of an incident happened many many years ago on the company trip, I was being pushed (together with my hp) by my ex boss into the sea.
Even after service the phone, sometimes talk talk talk can still see salt dropping out from the phone. wuahahahaha..
i drop my phone in to the toilet just now. is there other method to dry the phone other than rice? and if i use rice can the rice be eaten?
you can reply me in jiahui-my-online-house.blogspot.com thx look forward for ur reply asap
i drop my phone in the water. keypad cannot use. can it still be repaired? anyone please help asap!!!
i know this might sound weird. i google on 'handphone and water' and i found ur blog.
last time, i went for a swimming, but my phone doesnt went into the water, but slightly. and then, i leave it for almost more than 2 weeks. but it turned out to be, the touchscreen is not sensitive.
what should i do? can i use ur way?
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