without wasting any time turn off your
phone by doing this within seconds
you'll avoid any water short-circuiting
your device then using a lint-free cloth
dry the outside of your phone and pay
special attention to any ports and
speakers if the battery can be removed
take it out and dry it off separately
now here comes the remedy grab your
phone and all its parts and put it in a
zip top storage bag along with a handful
of silica gel packets you'll often find
those gel packets and new products like
shoes and purses so start saving them
now in case your phone ever needs it the
hardest part is the weight leave your
phone in the bag for 72 hours before
powering it back on if you did
everything right your phone should be
back in business for more tips and
tricks head on over to cnet.com in San
Francisco I'm Sharon Profis cnet.com for
CBS News
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