How about wiping the baby's face with a wet towel

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Alternatively you ,can, buy specialist wipe cleaners but these ,can, be expensive. Share or comment on this article: How to dry ,a wet phone, (and 10 other ,geeky tips to rescue gadgets in distress,)

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Of course, you can always give it a try. At least you'll get some experience out of it. I suggest you treat it just like any other water damaged iPhone. The very first thing you want to do is to not try to restart, sync or otherwise try to use the phone. This may further damage your phone. The next thing to do is to clean it.

Yep, submerge your phone in Isopropyl alcohol. The reason is that Isopropyl alcohol is not electrically conductive, it will dissipate the water and essentially lift it off the circuit board. This is your best hope if you can’t get to a repairer within an hour or so. Doing this will likely damage the screen, however its all about the data now!

Well ,my, friend the "i got ,wet, indicator" is a dead give away. This indicator is usually a white sticker located in the battery compartment of most cellphones. It turns red after it is gotten ,wet,. In ,my, case i had ,my, cellphone in ,my, pocket in ,my, pocket while working out. This is BS in ,my, opinion because water never actually touched ,my, cellphone.