Article from PCexpress: I believe that several of you have at least once spilled or drowned your phone. There are countless ways to save him. Suck up the water with a straw, wrap it in a paper towel, or the guaranteed method of putting your phone in a bowl of rice. Where did the rice trick come from and does it even work? We will talk about that in today's article.
For many decades, rice has been used in tropical regions to protect photographic and film equipment from moisture. In a 1996 Yankee magazine column, Make It Last: Over 1,000 Ingenious Ways to Extend the Life of Everything You Own, the author's advice appeared Earla Proulx: “If you're taking your camera into a warm, humid climate, prevent it from deteriorating by putting silica gel (available at photo equipment stores) in the bag in which you'll be storing all of your equipment. In case of emergency, you can replace it with uncooked rice. "
Even as early as 1946, an article in the magazine Popular Photography states that tea, hard brown paper and rice can work just like silica gel. However, the article also says that for this alternative to really work, you need to use a really large amount of rice.
So does the rice trick work?
In July 2007, less than a month after he was iPhone first introduced to the market, member of the internet forum MacRumors with the nickname Jorsuss started a conversation titled: My iPhone ended up in the water. Namely, his new phone fell into the sink with water, so in an attempt to save it, he put it in his pocket with rice. Unfortunately, the rice didn't help.
In 2014, the Gazelle portal decided to put an end to doubts about the absorption of moisture by rice. He conducted a "semi-formal" test and found that of the seven ingredients tested, commonly found in every household, raw rice absorbed the least moisture. Interestingly, in second to last place was cat litter.
That same year, TekDry, which specializes in repairing moisture-damaged mobile devices, decided to put the rice trick to the test professionally. The result was unequivocal: "Under experimental conditions, only slightly more water evaporated from a mobile phone immersed in rice than from a phone that was not immersed in rice."
How come rice really helped in some cases? These are probably cases where the phone would be fine without being loaded in rice for a few days. Why is the rice trick still spreading? Because it sounds good, simple and cheap.
What will really help?
The only effective way to save your phone if it gets spilled is to turn it off immediately, remove the battery (if possible), and thenneste experts, who can handle him. Under no circumstances try to turn it on to test if it works.
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I would believe in immediate loading into the still and then drying.
I tried it and I can't say if it was because of the rice or not, but my speaker started working, which stopped working after submerging it in water (yes, unfortunately I didn't turn off the phone right away and check if everything works?).
Yes, overnight rice will attract Asians who will repair your mobile phone?
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From personal experience, I don't think it helps much, it just clogs me up jack....
It helped me
It is best to turn off your mobile phone immediately and notchat in a warm place before you put it inoneI went to the experts (that's a fact)...but I have to say that the speaker on my iPhone 5 stopped working...and after I left it in the freezer overnight (in a closed canning jar), it worked normally in the morning??
It works quite well when it comes to water. Pure water, unless we try to turn the device on out of confusion, will do nothing. But tea or coffee, that's delicious. Youonewhich must shine brightly on the plate due to oxidation! :D
She didn't help me? even if it looked promising for a while
Can anyone give me some advice? My iPhone 5s shows that the email app takes up 4GB, but even after deleting email accounts and the app itself, storage management still shows 4GB of memory used, does anyone know what's wrong?
Try one of the instructions on how to free up space on your iPhone here. LSA.
It also helped me once with an old LG phone :D a bunch of Asians came to us and they fixed it :P
It definitely helps to spill, or soak in alcohol for a while. That's a certainty.
verified method according to adgearphone: turn off your mobile phone, put it on the bottom of your foot at night and put on a cotton sock. body temperature and cotton absorption are ideal, the mobile phone will be functional in the morning