So you’ve dropped your iPad in some type of fluid? This can include your child dipping it into a bowl of milk or throwing it into a puddle or even a toilet. What ever the case you probably want to save the iPad from any water damage that may occur. There are a few different steps you can take to limit any issues it may cause to the iPad. Some problems you can come across is moisture in the screen and the lens, iPad won’t turn on or will turn on for only a few minutes, muffled sound or no sound, screen glitches and many more.
Dropped iPad in water step 1.
Dropped iPad in water step 2.
Dropped iPad in water step 3.
Another good method worth trying if none of the above steps have worked is to use cotton wool buds. Any cotton wool buds will do the trick, once you’ve found a few pinch the ends to narrow the cotton wool end. This is done as it allows you to penetrate the charging port and the headphone jack. Next you want to throughly clean all ports on the iPhone, doing this cleaning process should eliminate any residual water, moisture or fizzy drink that had gotten into the iPhone.
Dropped iPad in water step 4.
Similar to steps 1 and 2 for eliminating the water from the iPhone using rice or a paper towel, another good alternative is to use silica packets. These are the things you get when you buy a new pair of shoes. If you can’t find any silica packs around, empty shoes boxes are a great place to look. Try and find as may as you can and repeat the same process from step 1 but instead of the rice use the silica packs.
roni.zapple says
good information, but if you have problem with iphone 8 or x
http://zapplerepair.com/the-best-way-how-to-clean-dry-waterdamage-iPhone-8-X.html
Brian O’Driscoll says
Dropped iPad into bath water. It survived after quick drying but only realised the following day that there was no sound from external speakers.I put my mouth to speakers and sucked hard.Sound returned immediately.