Dry Your Wet Water Damaged Phone ● I Found The Fastest Way ( Rice is the Worst ! )
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- There are 5 ways to dry a water damaged iphone, drone or camera. Let me show you how your phone can be bone dry within hours of getting it wet. I proved which is the best for totally drying your wet phone. You may think rice is best but it's not. I tested 5 methods by precisely weighing wet and dry phones to see which one is actually the best and fastest way to dry a soaking wet water damaged phone or device. No one wants to go more than a few hours without their phone. Here is the fastest way to dry a soaking wet water damaged phone in the shortest time possible.
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Can we just appreciate the fact that he dumped FIVE PHONES into water for an hour just so he could show us this?!?!?!? Legend.
I can appreciate the fact that he said he did.
In fact it just one phone
It’s a 5s or se lol
Or 1 phone used 5x...
It was probably a broken iPhone 5S, he only let the water dry inside and then did the experiment with another method.
In four minutes you have helped so much. NO BS build up why you're doing the video. No filler, just fact. good editing and great presentation. Perfect.
Wow! Thanks for that great feedback!
@@chrisnotap One note, clean out that shop vac before you blow into the sock phone. that end can send dust and dirt from the vac into the sock.
People who r watching this with water in their speaker
Me for real
@@BiggestSTFan same😆ferping
@@BiggestSTFan ME AND. MY EMOJI THING IS NIT WORKING
At the world needed him most, He vanished.
he liked your comment 😁
He still like comment
Hes probably thinking of awesome video ideas :)
Good video ideas dont just come from thin air
He is back!
Chris! You are a genius! I had watched numerous videos and google searched commentary on how to revive my somewhat water logged cell phone which had gone into catastrophic failure while taking a no start-up possibly terminal nap. I had managed to drop my phone into the toilet...rather quickly retrieving it as it meandered towards the bottom...definitely fully submersed. In total denial of my stupid move I cleaned up the phones exterior...it was still momentarily operational and I thought I had dodged a bullet...but not so fast.
The next morning it was in total fail mode..no life whatsoever. Hence my search for a revival answer as thoughts of $500 plus outlay for a new phone wafted through my consciousness.
Your sock idea was pure genius...I decided that a little bit more warmth might be in order but not too much and plenty of easy, warming air...so I used a hair dryer set on low speed and low temp . I did this for three hours all the while rotating the phone within the sock. Low and behold this worked perfectly...phone immediately restarted and has never been better! I am now a fully subscribed follower and will look forward to future pearls of wisdom...thanks again.
A great story with a great ending!! Thanks!
Same
Same issue except I used rice and the touch screen won’t work :(
I found the video extremely helpful too...!
Thank you!!!
The vacuum idea is so simple it’s brilliant.
I would type a bunch of things talking about how the vacuum works and stuff but I’m dumb so I won’t and instead, I’ll write whatever you’re reading.
Hi.
Yes, 🙂
Yeah I was going to say it sucks, but in this case it actually blows!
@@mickjager5974 say what
@@mickjager5974 but does it actually ligma?
Me after dumping my phone like 5 seconds : *panik*
Him dumping his phone for hours : *kalm*
So helpful! I love that you get right to the point and clearly explain and demonstrate what is being done. The way you display your results: nice! The camera angles and close ups of specific product info: fantastic. GREAT TUTORIAL, HELPFUL INFO, WELL DONE! THANK YOU. I'm off to vacuum my phone now!
Wow! Thanks for that great feedback!
@@chrisnotap , thanks a lot for your knowledge, I have enjoyed it to the maximum. Cheers.
The sock + vacuum method worked perfectly for me!! Thank you so much for doing these experiments. You've put this age-old question to rest! Bravo!
How Long do i have to keep my phone in the Stock ?
@@armyxy3683 Until you feel the water has evaporated already. Make sure your phone doesn't overheat from the warm air tho. I think I left my phone in for 2 hours turning the vaccuum on and off every 15min
@@alfonsodelosreyes119 ok Tank you so much…..
He said to change the suction to the exhaust side. how to do it?
@@Erebus_official just change the hose to the other hole , on the other side o the vacuum cleaner
Finally somebody with a scientific approach, experimenting rather than regurgitating what they saw online.
Thanks for that!
This is why I watch youtube videos for research. Articles have become all a bunch of bs.
You have done a detailed analysis and study, yet the video is very short, to the point, and giving precise information. That is what I really liked! A lot of information in very little time!
Thank you so very much Chris. My husbands, less than 24hr new phone down the toilet. Didn’t have a reversible vacuum so used your method with a warm hairdryer, nothing to lose. Ran it for 15 minute increments so as not to overheat. In 2 hrs it worked. You truly are his saviour. Many many thanks.
I'm actually using the hair dryer now with cool... even it's still warm gonna leave it running for a good hr
You are a genius! Had my phone in rice for 4 days but to no avail. Decide to watch a vid before buying a new phone and BOOM, phone fixed after a quick vacuum. Will never bother with rice again
Hey Chris, thanks so much for this. I did all the things you're not supposed to do after dropping your phone in water like continuing to use it without drying it off, making calls, taking pictures and trying to charge it before not turning it off first. It was only when I tried to reboot that it got stuck in the infinite boot loop spiral of death....😱or so it felt. After a day of rice drying and no joy, I found your post. So, I gave it a try using the vacuum first to suck out the water inside. Then, I used a hair drier on low and 'cool' setting for two hours. I know some say don't use a hair dryer, but this never got hot since it has a cool air setting. After that, I was afraid to turn it on thinking too much damage had already been done. But then it booted up and started working!!! Thank you so much! I'm not sure rice could have ever worked in this case.😁👍👍👊
That's great!!
Mine is Poco M3, also get the infinite boot loop, ,so the vaccum method will really work?
@@冥路-v8l did it work?
@@danijelaosmanovic1085 vaccum suddenly has some internal broken so I can't do it
Thank you for sharing your hair dryer experience. I wondered.
The vacuum idea worked! Moisture entered my phone somehow - it could be visible under the camera lenses covers, and after a while the screen stopped working. After a few hours of blowing in the sock, the water was gone and the screen is back on. Thank you Chris!!!
Did the moisture from the camera lense returned or was permanently removed, i got the same problem with my samsung note 10. Thanks
@@nicomercado9550 it was 5 days ago and it has not returned yet...
@@mstep Thank you for the info, Is it okay if I use a hair dryer for that method? I got no vacuum at home. Hope it can.
@@nicomercado9550 I would not do it with a hairdryer. It is too warm and you will dissolve the glue holding the phone together, the blowing power is not enough, and you would probably overheat and break the hairdryer...
Hello guys! So happy to see these comments. What's the max time I should leave the phone in the sock and connected to the vacuum. The gentleman in the vid said he did it for three hours. Is that the best time? And do you know how long I should wait before I turn it on after leaving it in the vacuum that long? Thank you in advance
Still blown away that you get "thumbs down" from a few people on every video. Your vids helped entertain me through my 6 month furlough from work. Thanks for all you do!
Thumbs up or down help the algorithm the same (or so they say) The algorithm only cares if you "participate".
Probably because he abuses squirrels..
@@MommaZim2 and how do you know that?
The dislikes are from phone repair shops
@@kenkiz100 😂😂
Heat will speed up the process no matter which method you use. Mine was under water for 20 minutes and all I had was the sun to dry it out so I shook it and sucked on it with my mouth and set it in the sun for 10 minutes then let it cool off and set it in the sun again. Slow but effective . . . I was backpacking so I had no vacuum or fan or any of the other items. It took about 4 hrs to dry it out to the point that it worked again. One way to find out if it is dry is to put it in a plastic container with a lid, warm it up in the sun for 1/2 an hr and then put it in the refrigerator for 1/2 an hr. If moisture condenses on the plastic container, dry it and repeat the process until no more condensation appears.
Wait, you had a refrigerator backpacking?
@@Raptor200637 LOL, No, I did that when I got home to see how much moisture was still in the phone and was surprised to see how much it was.
That is a great idea!
What number phone do you have?
@@thanayestarr5191 prolly ligma
After 6 days of no luck getting my phone to function properly due to some water damage, the vacuum method had it up and running in a couple of minutes! Seriously, THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
WOW! I have used a hairdryer on my phone and it was pretty good. But the vacuum, both sucking and blowing, was brilliant!
i accidently got water into my Laptop. i sucked out the water with vacuum and let it dry for 36 hours. however its seems that there is little water inside my screen. could i ise the vacuum method on my laptop?
Yes! Do it asap to have the best chance of survival!! And use the vacuum in a pillow case like I show in the video.
This guy is awesome! I almost went the rice route. I need my phone to scan a passport to get out of the country. This is a godsend. My camera is foggy inside
As a Phone Tech, the "rice fixes wet phones" BS drives me CRAZY ! Thank you for helping destroy this idiotic rumour !
The vacuum blowing works the very best!
@@edwardfletcher7790 fyi rice does work the vacuum method just works faster
@@DwayneMontgomery-z3j Rice doesn't remove the corrosion water causes...🙄
@@edwardfletcher7790 I don't know what the rice removes but I do know I've tried it a couple times before and it definitely works...
@@edwardfletcher7790 and I know multiple people who've done this so all that phone tech idiotic rumor stuff you talking bout you can go head with that because being a phone tech don't mean you're just super smart
Great idea! but as a professional mobile phone technician i can confirm that the best and quickest way to clean water out is by dismantling the phone, using a hairdryer to dry the water out and then using isopropyl alcohol to clean the components as water leaves mineral deposits which can corrode the motherboard and ruin the device.
Yes but this is a really fast way without dismantling. It took me 6 weeks to test all of these methods and that one with the vacuum was hands down the fastest and totally dried it. Everything was weighed before and after to prove it. Plus I let it take in as much water as it could each time. Worst case scenario. Thanks.
Agree
It does work! My I blow it with hair dryer for 40 seconds to 1 minute and the original sound came back! 🌬️😌 Turn on the blower to 1/slow mode only. My phone is Huawei P30 lite 💖
Hi so i quickly dropped my phone and it says that i have mousture in charger its usbc and i cant take the back off what do i do
@@bayenmanuel107 you will need to power of the phone first then apply a bit of motherboard cleaner to the end of toothbrush and use that to clean the inside of the charger port.once cleaned dry motherboard cleaner out with hairdryer and leave the phone off for half an hour and hopefully that should solve your problem.
It's dry but will it still work?
I found me iPhone 11 at the bottom of the kitchen sink where it had been submerged in soapy water for over 2 hours. (The cat knocked if off the window sill). I did the sock thing using moderate heat as I was worried I’d fry my phone. It’s been 24 hrs since this happened and so far so good. Thanks for this video.
Be sure to use the vacuum to suck as much water out as you can!
Thank you so much i was just going to put my phone in a bag of rice. I used the vacuum on it just sucking and because i did not have the ability to blow warm air from it i put a heater on the lowest setting and put the phone in a thick sock and put it on the top moving it around often and within an hour it came back. Its an oldish phone but it had photos on it so i have been able to retrieve these brilliant thank you!
I used a hair dryer on low heat. I first opened up the phone, There wasn't any visible water, but it was dropped into a sink of water for a couple seconds and started acting up.. I couldn't turn it off, So I disconnected the battery inside. (Iphone 6s) I hair dried it for a bit. Then I saw your video. I put it in a pillow case bungee corded the nozzel and ran it for a couple hours. It worked, Thank you! This is a good education in Electronics, PC boards can actually be submerged in water, as long as after its completely dry everywhere in the sockets and such, completely desicated, you can plug it in and it should work. PS it can take some heat. It is soldered at pretty high temperatures. You just have to not melt the thing especially the battery.,
Mine still had power but the screen wouldnt work so I couldnt shut it off, also didnt have a normal vacuum so I wound up having to using my dyson on the ports for a bit then leave it under a fan. Praying now.
This video is the ultimate and my favourite guide on what to do if your phone gets water inside of it. My phone had water damage and couldn’t switch on so i used the vacuum both ways as you explained in the video and my phone switched on about 25 minutes later. Thank you so much for doing this. So informative and helpful.
Who else is watching this video after already having water damage? Just me... ok... :(
After so many years still making amazing videos. I remember showing your smoking video in health class like 2 years ago.
That's great! The number of kids that have commented that they will never smoke after watching it has gone well beyond my expectations! My estimate is about 3000 kids! I read all comments. Please do share and keep showing your students. This video is ageless and smoking will continue to kill a part of the population. Thanks again!!
This is great, thank you! Appreciate the scientific method.
I know I'm 3 years late to the party, but, thank you, I left my phone out in the rain last night, I think it's toast, but, I'm getting out the shop vac 🤞🤞🤞...
Follow what I did for its best chance of survival.
Another triumph for Chris' methodology!! My S21Ultra went through a full wash cycle, then 5 minutes in the dryer. Everything still worked perfectly, but the camera had hishly visible bubbles over the lenses and only showed dim poor resolution pictures. With only 2 hours on the shop vac exhaust in a sock, all bubbles were gone and the photos were back to original quality. Just fantastic!
I was skeptical of most UA-cam methods I saw, but Chris has a totally pragmatic and systematic approach to finding the right solution -- and he did it. Great job, Chris!
Wow!! Thanks for that great feedback and I'm glad you were able to bring your phone back!! My only suggestion would be to let it dry another hour on the vacuum like I did in the video to be sure you have all of the moisture gone.
Bro you are a F*UCKING LIFE SAVER. My daughter dunked my phone in her bath water earlier so it immediately started to glitch after I got her out and eventually just went completely black with the touch still functional. To make a long story short I was trying everything from rice to a blow dryer with minimal progress and 30 minutes into the sock method my screen is back on and running perfectly 👌🏾
This worked so well. I dropped my phone in a creek, and I did your sock with the vacuum on the 'airblow' setting method. Worked like a charm!! Thank you so much!
i would honestly want this guy as my grandpa, hes so wholesome lol
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I accidentally took my Samsung G9+ in my pool. It was in my pocket for about a minute. I saw your video and put my phone in a sock and used a blow dryer on low heat about 3 inches from the opening so the phone didn't get too hot. I ran it for 5-10 minutes then let the phone set for an hour. After about 4 rounds of this, my phone started and seems normal. Thanks for the video and ideas!
I tried the "vacuum and sock method" a while ago. For the first 20 minutes, the condensation on my phone camera lens was gone but it came back after 2 minutes so I turned on the vacuum again for 30 minutes and the condensation was gone again but it came back after 5 minutes but much lesser this time. Put it on for another 15 minutes. The condensation was gone and it's been 8 minutes and it hasn't come back yet and hopefully, may it never come back at all. Thank you so much sir. Subscribed!
😢can I use a hair drier with low heat instead of a vacuum?
You can without heat.
me trying to do this without my parents noticing lol
I use a similar method to clean and dry socks in five minutes when I’m traveling. I use the hotel hairdryer on socks I’ve washed out with soap and water in the bathroom sink. It’s so effective I am packing far fewer socks nowadays.
I have stuck my wet socks to the return vent whike sitting out some citations back 10 years ago
YOU SAVED MY PHONE!!!!! The sock vacuum method is pure genius, i was having water inside the camera but after 3h was completely gone. THANK YOU MASTER 🙏
Fantastic!
So do u leave it for 3 hrs straight with the vaccine on ??
@@erinjoy5625 Yep, vacuum motor are very powerful and reliable they can stay on hours without problems. I have a black&decker's one
@@capybaraking777 ok great, that's what I'll try then. Thank you and wish me luck. Still not sure if it will work tho because my PHN doesn't seperate 😩
@@erinjoy5625 hope it worked
I dropped my phone in the toilet It's impossible to get back I left it out for like 10 days Order more and it's still not working
Follow what I did in the video. It may still survive. You have nothing to lose but to try right?
Wait silica gel was the worst?! That's so unexpected.
My hypothesis before the experiment was that the rice and silica beads were going to be the top ways to dry things out.
my brother got out of the pool and changed into NORMAL clothes and he had his phone in his pocket and my crazy 8 yr old neighbor comes as he is walking out of the patio and pushes him in the pool and he tries to save his phone by putting it in rice come to find out 20 minutes later a pike of rice got stuck in the charging port and it was stuck to he went to dollar general with me a few months later because my phone broke and we got a $30 one there and now im here because my sister went to skip the add in a song and i told her to dry her hands but no she touches my phone with wet hands and got water in my SPEAKER
Chris, I've used a "De-Humidifier" to remove moisture as well, never had the opportunity with a phone but I'm sure it would be effective.
That's basically what silica is.
Hey Chris...
Thank-you sooo much!
My girlfriend dropped her phone in boiling water today.I doubled up sock and taped it to the end of a hair dryer on the cool setting for a couple of hours....went from black screen to up and running again!!!🙏😊
Best way to dry a phone
i want to try it but wont it damage the phone
Not if you use the COOL setting:))
ok thankss
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! THIS VIDEO SAVED MY PHONE AND SAVED ME THOUSANDS FOR PHONE SERVICE. Hours ago, my phone fell into the water. I immediately browsed on UA-cam and I'm glad to have bumped into this video 😭 what a savior! Thank you Chris!
You're welcome!
My wife was in panic mode when she got her phone wet and thinking she lost all her pictures. Did th sock trick for 4 hours, charged the phone. Powered up right away. she even made a call. will backup photos. Thank you Chris
Is it just me, or did anyone else get an add of people dropping their phone?
Been a while since he has uploaded i wonder why probably just busy working on the next project
I took a well deserved break to refresh the old noggin. Will be back soon! Thanks for caring and asking!
@@chrisnotap I hope you had a good refreshing break
@@chrisnotap these videos are so inspiring and informative!!
The vaccum cleaner idea worked liked a charm! Thanks for this.
First of all - great video. Lots of effort, lots of testing done.
Sorry but hot / warm air is big NO-NO. You would be essentially destroying the seal, which is the most important protection against water ingress. I'd much rather use cold air and wait much longer. I believe it'd also make sense to combine cold fan method with any of those great absorbtion methods, because some water is normally located further in.
Again- great and very handy video. I shall sub ;)
Wow this man saved my life, 2 months ago i dropes my phone in the lake while retrieving a drone. I had no hope that it will work however… After having it in a shopvac in a sock for 4 ours. I found out only the screen broke. I accidentally opend spotify and it works😂. Im getting the screen fixed tomorrow ill keep you guys updated.
I recommend this method to anyone!!!
That's fantastic!!
I asked Google to show me a video how to get rice out of your phone
Or you can rest your damp phone behind your computer fan output while you work at the computer (the warm air dries it quickly due to low humidity ratio). I like the initial vacuum idea though to remove the initial majority of water.
I have a question for the sock and vacuum do you have to remove the sim card? Cause my phone has water in it with the sim card in it and I dont wanna damage the sim card
Yes remove the sim card.
1:04
The most important thing is removing the battery if possible. If it's not clean water (wine/juice/salt/etc) and it's important then get it to a professional that can pull it apart NOW, don't wait and see if it will be OK. If just water and battery removed you can put in the oven at low temp (around 60c) obviously make sure your oven is accurate! and shield from direct heat from element. But again: the most damage I see is from leaving the battery in or clients thinking they 'got away with it' and it dying a few days later
Rice is the best... Because the rice will attract Asians which will fix your phone.
im dead 😂😂
I got water inside my go pro....I used a fan and then put it inside my humidity controlled cabinet where I store my cameras and lenses. It took about a day. While most people may not have one, it works well if you do. Thanks for sharing.
Old man you are really handsome
Me after watching: going to buy a vaccum Cleaner to complete the first step.
I am always option e: go to the store and buy a new phone....u ever watch NCIS n how agent gibbs goes threw phones...thats me in real life lol....thats why i only buy a $50 phone lol. I go threw phones like water...1 year i went threw 3 iphones....and along time ago...1 year i went threw 17 phones threw at& t.....thank god u can pop your sim card in and out and thank god for eBay lol
I honestly came here sceptical, but man is that vacuum such a brilliant idea, my phone is currently in rice as I'm typing this.
The issue is am having is that my 15 promax is ip68 sealed so after being under water for 16 hours water seeped in, but can’t get out. The phone is too well sealed to dry out. I’ve had mine in sunlight. Hot fans. A hot car. A vacuum. Nearly everything for three days and the water keeps condensation coming back under the 3 back lens and one front lens. This has caused the screen not to work except 2 times in 3 days. After 30 seconds the screen cuts back off. The phone is on the whole time and can be used to turn on the flashlight and unlock it by guessing the lock screen.
I do not think the ip68 phones CAN dry out.
Follow what I did in the video for its best chance for survival. You may need to leave the vacuum on in the sock for 24 hours or more. You have nothing to lose but to try.
@@chrisnotap replaced the flex dock cable and all good
How is the vacuum motor after running continuously for 3 hours?
Love your videos, Chris!
Vacuums are warriors. They take a beating for a long time.
Brilliant! Thank you!! You saved my iPhone X. I did the vacuum trick, followed by a sock over the end of a leaf blower [didn't have a shop vac] and then two days in front of a fan. I was about to give up when suddenly it came back to life!!
0:50 my phone fell in the toilet but luckily i can buy a vacuum cleaner
Hello Sir! I have been following your channel for the past week now, I was just curious if you are active on UA-cam nowadays and could make a video on “Herbal Cigarettes” cotton test! Your cigarette test video made my friend quit smoking and now he’s turned to “Herbal Cigarettes”! Please help! 😁
I havent seen anyone as wholesome as you
lol😂
The vacuum one saved my iphone xr. I was hit by a flood, my phone cannot be switched on for 24hrs, i did the vacuum tip to get all the water out so that I can charge my phone. It really worked
My little princess just dropped her tablet into the bath. Was going the rice route but found your video and giving the vacuum a go.
Wait how does the fan work because i got a big fan and small fan and how it works?
WAIT, I’m confused - my vacuum hose suctions things in - how do you make the vacuum blow out?
Attach it to the exhaust. On most vacuums there is a piece of plastic or a cover you can pull off to attach it there.
So would a hair dryer be an alternative ?
@@dweither8306 it can be but usually the hair dryer can over heat and sometimes can explode or just turn off and you have to wait for it too cool down
Tysm now I will fan my phone cause I dropped it in the bath tub and it would not charge cause the water now Ik how to get it out
Whats going on bud, haven't posted lately
I took a bit of a break to refresh the old noggin. I'll be back this week.
@@chrisnotap Awesome thanks we all need a break sometimes
Hi, I just turned off my shop vac to find a nice dry Pixel 7 pro. Thank you so much! The three hour first run did enough good that I knew it would get it all eventually. I left it for another 2.5 hours.
I really appreciate your good presentation and workable fix.
Myles
Great to hear!
I went into a pool with my phone still in my pocket. I got it out quickly, but it still didn’t work. I had tried rice for a day with no results. After watching this video, I tried the vacuum technique. It worked!!
are you serious? The first vacuum technique where he suctioned or the 3 hour when where he "exhausted"?
@@musicmeister1313 Using the exhaust
@@petersheikman3567 damn, my vaccuum doesnt have that option :(
@nohomo mine cant either man. I just did the typical normal vacuum thing. My phone wasn't saved tho ;_; but it might be because mine got drenched in ocean water.
@nohomo well for starters, wtf is true depth??
I don’t think that’s gonna fix my phone it went thru the washing machine it turns on tho 😂
Follow my instructions with the vacuum and sock and give it a try. You have nothing to lose!! You may be able to retrieve it from the dead!
For me, I left my phone in the snow for 2 and 1/2 hours. I have a Galaxy Note 9 so it's waterproof- and I also have an otterbox (one of the ones that just is like a normal case but that brand- not with all the holes covered and the screen covered as well) but I got moisture in my charging port sOO I put a fan up to it for an hour.
Thank you so much you're a lifesaver saver
MY UNCLE FROM INDONESIA I LOVE YOUR CONTENT PLIS LOVE LIKE THE SPIRIT
so he is alive
Hairdryer and sock works even better ….
I went canyoning with some friends last weekend and thought that a waterproof case from Amazon would keep my phone safe. A knock on rock while climbing a waterfall blew the case open and I ended up with a water logged phone not that different from the video here. I took inspiration from the solution proposed at the end and resolved the issue using a sock and a hairdryer. Would never have thought about it had I not seen this video. It got a bit stressful this morning because my phone kept on restarting on it's own and it wasn't able to detect my sim card either. Thank you very much for making this video. I hope others in a similar predicament will find this link in their moment of need.
Put my phone in cat litter and it got stuck in the speaker. Great tutorial!
That's why I use a sock. To prevent that in any of the ports.
As usual, brilliant! Thanks for doing all the "risky" foot work! :). I hope no electronic devices were harmed in the making of this demonstration:)
THANKKKKKYOUUIUII!!!!....MY PHONE POWER BUTTON HASN'T BEEN WORKING THESE PAST FEW DAYS......CUZ I SHOWER WITH MY PHONE FOR FUN.....BUT YOUR VACUUM METHOD FIX THIS PROBLEM...IT ONLY TAKES LIKE...6MINS.........THANKKKKK YOU........GOOD BLESSSD YOUUUU!!!!!!!
One of the BEST VIDEOS I have ever come across to help me dry my phone. Thanks so much. I'm glad I found you before I put my phone in rice. You're so thorough. I really appreciate all you did to make this video so AWESOME!!!
Wow! Thanks for that great feedback!
that work my phone its working you are a legend thank you
OH, MAGOO, YOU'VE DONE IT AGAIN!
Thank you for the information and the tips! :)
Does it have to be warm air?? Because I don't have that vacuum and mine doesn't have that exhaust thing.
Your vacuum will have an exhaust somewhere. Just use a t shirt and tape the big open end of the t shirt over the vacuum where the air is blowing out and tape it to the vacuum..
@@chrisnotap Ok yeah I found it. Thank you!!
I dipped my phone in water for a second and it's not turning on now. It has some cracks on the back but I have a case on it and it was turning on for a bit but now it's not
Awesome Chris, dropped mine in water, tried hair dryer, rice etc, watched this vid and did the vac thing and phone started working in about 30 seconds while I was vaccing it...sweeeet !! and thanks again
These cloud c7 phones is trash I'm about to sit mines in some hot water in the next few minutes.
Dagnabbit, Chris, I've been saving wee silica packets from everything they come in, in case it ever happened to me. Oh well, in another 20 years I might have enough to make a bean bag chair.
Please tell me we have to separate battery from mobile..?
If water stay inside it can cause damage?
In camera lens
Water will corrode the components and shorten or end its life.
Here's hands-down the best method there is to dry out your phone; heat up a sweater or sweatshirt in the dryer for about 30 min. Wrap it around your phone (warm but not roasting hot). Leave it resting against something for about 20 min, ports down. Phone dried out 100% every time.
Yes but you don't know if it's dry or how much water it took in. I weighed the phone each time in this video and knew precisely when the phone was totally dry. It's the last remaining water that sits for days and weeks that does the damage and shortens the life of your phone. This may work but you have no way of knowing if the phone is completely dry.
Today is my birthday but I didnt get anything since coronavirus is spreading so I would love for my gift to be you replying on this comment!
Happy Birthday!!
@@chrisnotap why are you not uplading videos
@@dr40xer I took a break to refresh the old noggin. I'm uploading today. Thanks for asking!
@@chrisnotap np
Great video! When will be your next video coming out?