Why you should stop putting your wet phone in rice and use this other technique

2024-02-25 11:45:00

For years, smartphone users have relied on rice absorption to save their soaked devices. This theory believes that dry rice removes moisture from the phone. But Apple does not recommend using this technique, according to Gizmodo.

The company claims that doing so might “let tiny rice particles damage your iPhone.” Apple also warns of the danger of other “hacks” like using a nearby heat source or cotton to dry your phone. Instead, the company recommends leaving your device unplugged and gently tapping it with your hand.

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Leave your phone in a dry, ventilated area then try to charge it following 30 minutes. If you see an alert, there is fluid left in your phone and you will need to repeat the process. If your phone is dry but isn’t charging, unplug the charger from the adapter and the wall, plug it back in and try once more, according to Apple.

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