I recently heard tell of a tale of an iPhone getting dunked. The user placed the iPhone in a tupperware type container filled with dry white rice. The rice absorbed the moisture, even from the phone's innards.
After a couple of days, the phone worked normally. Bear in mind, once an iPhone has gotten wet, the internal moisture sensors have already changed color. Don't expect to get it repaired or replaced under warranty.No amount of rice drying can change that.
If your iPhone is broken and won’t turn on because you dropped it in water, got it wet in the rain, or spilled your favorite drink on it, don’t worry it may be repairable. The first thing to try is drying it out. Don’t try to turn it on, don’t plug it into anything, that may only increase the damage, or damage another component, or electrocute yourself.
Instead, dry it out with a hairdryer for a while, and then spray compressed air into the earphone hole at the top, and the dock-adapter hole at the bottom. If you’re lucky, at this point it will turn itself on automatically! If this doesn’t work, follow the instructions here to open the base of the iPhone and proceed to dry out your internals.
Note that this is a dangerous procedure and will void your warranty. Please don’t open up your iPhone! It’s probably a better idea to just take into the Apple store and let their geniuses figure things out.
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