Infographic presents the dos and don'ts of saving a phone from water damage

1. nobelset posted on 3 hours ago 0

Helpful tips, though I self taught myself the taking apart and drying step. I was running around crazy when my phone would just restart when it reaches the boot screen. First time I used my hair dryer in years xD. I think non uni-body devices have an edge here?

5. garlic456 posted on 1 hour ago 0

If you use a hair dryer, you will melt down every single solder in the phone.
(Because solder melts in low temperture levels)

2. KINGJUAN27 posted on 3 hours ago 6

That's when Xperia Z comes in and saves the day!

7. garlic456 posted on 1 hour ago 0

If your toilet isn't deeper than 1 meter

10. scriptwriter posted on 1 hour ago 0

Xperia Z is only water resistant if (Sony's Words): all the flaps are closed properly.

Only Sony defines what "closed properly" means

3. EXkurogane posted on 2 hours ago 0

I only have one advice.

Dont fap to porn on your phone in a toilet.

4. nobelset posted on 2 hours ago 1

I feel guilty. You can read minds. I don't like you

:-(

6. garlic456 posted on 1 hour ago 1

...and then the people who do this say "I was on facebook"

8. itsdeepak4u2000 posted on 1 hour ago 0

I dried the phone in the sun by removing all parts and then reassembled it and it worked for me.

LOL... There is a FACEBOOK group dedicated to people who drop their cellphones in the toilet.

BTW, very nice & helpful tips, dos and don'ts... but i don't understand the 'Bury it in Rice' concept. Can any1 explain, why?

9. bugsbunny00 posted on 1 hour ago 0

well rice absorbs the liquid.12hrs then its dry...

Source: http://www.phonearena.com/news/Infographic-presents-the-dos-and-donts-of-saving-a-phone-from-water-damage_id45898

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