[kasst]

Making supper, using my Z to read the recipe online. knocked over a jug of water right onto it. Quickly grabbed it up and pulled the battery, dried it off and let is sit for a bit. Plugged the battery on and it is fine! Very happy that it held up to the abuse. But sad that I didn't have an excuse to buy a Z30.

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[MobileMadness002]

Making supper, using my Z to read the recipe online. knocked over a jug of water right onto it. Quickly grabbed it up and pulled the battery, dried it off and let is sit for a bit. Plugged the battery on and it is fine! Very happy that it held up to the abuse. But sad that I didn't have an excuse to buy a Z30.

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If it is any consolation, it probably will be damaged soon enough. How long did you let it sit?

[Thalestr]

Let it sit for at least 24 hours

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[eldricho]

Bring it here and I'll give you an excuse real soon

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[FrankIAm]

Since you said you let it sit for "a bit", I'm gonna go with mobile madness. It will fail.

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[SmellWhole]

It'll be fine. I've soaked electronics several times (e.g. big glass of water on a laptop keyboard and Bold dropped face down into a slushy puddle) and put them back into use before the magic 24 hour waiting period with no adverse effects.

[FF22]

I've had flour on my Playbook using it for recipes. I do try to keep it off to the side but have to swipe it awake periodically.

[zefreaky]

Glad to hear that you're BBY is still working!
You can put it in a jar of rice, and leave it there for some hours, it will absorb any humidity inside the phone, if you want to avoid future problem caused by the water

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