On the other hand, it's possible to have an instantaneous miracle in the land of cellphone laundry...when you discover, upon further searching, that the cellphone *wasn't* laundered.
If it *does* ever happen... To dry out electronics thoroughly (so they don't go fizzle/pop when you turn them back on) turn your oven to 100 degrees and put in the oven on a towel. Open as much of the device as possible so water can evaporate easily.
100 degrees is hot enough to evaporate water, but not to melt any plastic components. Towel is to keep the oven rack from marking the plastic.
I have also dried a laundered phone on my dashboard in the summer. I live in Dallas, so it was probably a little over 100 degrees, but still not hot enough to melt plastic.
The phone dried out and made it for another couple of years with no trouble.
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Braindeadness. It can strike both ways.
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To dry out electronics thoroughly (so they don't go fizzle/pop when you turn them back on) turn your oven to 100 degrees and put in the oven on a towel. Open as much of the device as possible so water can evaporate easily.
100 degrees is hot enough to evaporate water, but not to melt any plastic components. Towel is to keep the oven rack from marking the plastic.
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The phone dried out and made it for another couple of years with no trouble.
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