My mom once lost her phone for over a year. After she got a new new one we found the phone in our bushes with a slug on it. It somehow survived a year's worth of rain and snow after we used those silica gel packs!
@@aaronthebeast949 Even after your phone survives there is a huge chance that it starts corroding and break prematurely. You're not necessarily correct
Former device repair technician of 5 years here, the only way this could by better is if you soak it in a small bath of distilled or deionized water once it's powered down. This will remove the minerals from inside the phone. However, don't leave it in that water for long, as it will erode the screen adhesive if left in too long. Other than that, fantastic advice!
I'm aiming my question at laptops rather than phone, my phone is legitimately waterproof to the point it has an underwater camera and I regularly use it to read in the bath. But laptop 💻! I'm wary of even having my laptop in a steamy room. Would this work for something as large as a laptop? Mine is fairly high end after getting fed up with my old one so I tend to leave it in one place where it's safe, but I'd like to actually take it places rather than having it almost as a desktop computer instead of what it should be.
@derrickdaniels3955 you would soak it before to help dissolve the mineral deposits from the unclean water, ideally changing with fresh water a few times. Afterwards, place the charging port oriented down to allow gravity to help out, along with the drying agents of the gel packets
@danyalq7214 absolutely. Pure water is non-conductive. It's actually a pretty good insulator from electricity. The metal element minerals found inside of water are very conducive, being metals. This causes shorts across circuits, which is very dangerous for electronics. Distilled and de-ionized water have had these minerals removed, making them entirely electronic safe
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@@minhsontungo3938 i have an iPhone 8 , i swam with it a few times and the only thing that happens is that the speakers get a bit noisy and i can’t charge the phone until its dry , you can use the packs shown in vids or play a video with 165hz sound frequency for the speakers water then wait for the charge port to dry out
My brother has an iPhone 11 he used it inside the water now the display is ducked it has white stripes all over. And apple said that water damage is not their responsibility. Cannot be repaired somthing like that.
The the issue with people now a days nobody actually wants to go to the store. My friend works as a guard entrance to some fancy apartments and someone ordered mint tic tacs one time ONLINE. People are so lazy.
@@5omebody Actually, water resistance is very, very different from waterproof. Water resistant is not designed to withstand submersion/contact with water, it designed to resist water penetration in the device. Waterproof, on the other hand, is specifically designed to withstand submersion/water exposure, which means it IS able to handle/control water penetration, rather than resist penetration.
@@lambbosbread123 technically yes, technically no. Water resistant isn't designed to handle water again, it's meant to prevent water. So it can break at 1 meter, or could break at 1 inch. It's just what the maximum capability of the resistance is. If it was waterproof, it would be designed to fully protect up until that depth.
@@Aducky9291 My phone isn't ever gonna spend more than 30 minutes underwater. For my purposes, it's waterproof, but the semantics Gestapo doesn't care.
Yeah, I also dropped my phone on the water. When I tried to turn it on, It still works but the speaker was waterlogged, or at least that's what I thought. After telling my dad, did everything he said, and days of no phone later, I can finally use my phone. And only then I realized that it's not the speaker that's waterlogged, the audio of that video was just so bad
@@vvlovesbts375 it happens if water gets in the port, you don't have to drop your phone in water. i've seen this message multiple times and never dropped my phone in water
Pro tip from someone who worked in a phone store for years: you can buy big bags of loose silica gel beads at hobby shops, and last I checked they weren't that expensive. People use them to dry flowers for collecting, scrapbooking, ect. You can just shove the whole phone into the bag of silica gel beads, it's the best solution I've ever found.
@@Artemi22 silica gel is used in food and other reproduces to remove water very easily it finds any loose water even in air so suck up thats why the airtight container is used to fully de water the phone
Literally everyone who was born in the 90's to the 2010's watched spongebob and are fans of it. I have no idea why tf you'd think there aren't many fans of it left
Fun Fact: As long as the device doesn’t have power running through it, water cannot damage electronics. Once it is FULLY dried including the inside, it should work completely fine. (Probably don’t test this)
we already experience this wet my phone in a waterfall when my mom drunk he forgot to remove her phone from her pocket before he take a swim and i realize i forgot to tell my mom mom!! the phone he said oh no we came from home and he quikly put him in a bag of rice we tap every side of the phone and we faild our one and only phone he pass away 2016 october 21.
@@raccoon909 It isn’t adviced because rice absorbs water and expands, if you have a rice cooker you know how much rice expands with even a riny amount of water, it gets into any openings in the phone and bam, more damage than anything that is fixed
I remember my finger nails was once got 'errrnk' no? Oh ok well my finger nails got ben dover because the case was so hard that my fingers cant even take it out:[
Please don’t put your phone in a container with some silica packets and bring you phone to a repairshop imidiately. When the phone is opened and dried as fast as possible your phone is gonna have the best chance to survive.
My brother spilled soda on a limited edition PS4 controller once. He took it apart, dried it, and got those packets to remove excess moisture if any. After that he did some electronic cleaning and drying to put it back together. It still works to this day. Even a controller can be saved if you dry it out and clean it properly.
Rice is always effective. Dirty ports are the least of the problem. Modern phones are sealed against dust ingress anyway. He ran out of problems to solve. Lol
@@automotiveaffiliation1207 only top end phones not mid range phones. the only mid range phone I can think of that is waterproof is the iPhone se 2 and 3
Interesting fact, it’s not actually the water that causes the damage, even if you dry the phone out completely, it’s actually the dried minerals left behind that cause the damage.
the problem is not the water, but the mineral salts of the water that will form corrosion, which causes short circuits or breakdowns. If you drop your device in 100% demineralized water there is very little risk of failure, just like with pure alcohol.
Lol People should realize that this is all done by USA TODAY. Sure the guy is cool/cute but it isn’t organic or just a “nice guy on RUclips” It’s all sponsored. Someone had USA today board room meeting decided to put this guy on RUclips and make these shorts. Not a bad idea tho!
@@iconica9516 do you know how to google? Fact check yourself man Like I don’t even think RUclips let’s you post links lolol Just google problem solved USA today it’s all corporate media you sheep 🐑 😂😂🤪🥸😎
This is wild I swear I found this channel not that long ago and it wasn’t averaging that many views/likes at all and now he’s in the MILLIONS. That’s amazing, good shit 👏🏾
"Oh, my phone just fell in the toilet, I'm gonna order these things online with my phone that doesn't work so i can get them in 3 days after my phone is already in heaven"
Wait the 48 hours. As someone who managed a Radio Shack for 2 years and has a TON of tech experience, if there is even a small drop of water on the board you will blow a capacitor or 20 in which case taking it to a repair shop would cost more than the phones depreciated value at that point.
@Frog Universe *IP68 water resistant, soo it can withstand being submerged for like 30 minutes at like 1.5 meters. So it seems you're the one actually missing something.🧠🧠
@@burjanbalint1433 this is true. I think only phone nerds know this. Almost every person I tell that their phone is water resistant doesn’t believe me. Even though I willingly put my phone in water to demonstrate lol
@@burjanbalint1433 pretty sure your right, my dad has a water resistant phone he once dropped it in the pool it stayed in there for like 5 seconds though put when he got it out it was completely fine
One important note: if you dropped your phone in a pool or the ocean anywhere but freshwater, you MUST rinse it with fresh water before doing this. If your phone is water resistant STILL RINSE IT. Chemicals used to keep pools clean and salt in salt water are corrosive and will eat away both at water resistant seals and at contact pads for charging. This means if you let them stay on there and dry the phone it can hurt your ability to charge, ruin water resistance in the future, or even make its way all the way into the phone. But the best tip of course is to always be careful with your phone around water. Even if it claims some water resistance you never know and it's better to be safe than sorry.
Deminaralised water first then use isopropyl alcohol so most of the liquid will vaporise on its own. Maybe this packet trick if you really want it dry dry.
@@CodingCorvus absolutely this is best practice, but at the very minimum the actively harmful water needs to be removed from the phone. And if your phone is IP X8 water resistant you can probably get away with just rinsing it but you cannot skip this step altogether.
Just use isopropyl alcohol. It's quite an easy concept that what damages your phone is the minerals in the water. Isopropyl dissolves the minerals and dries quickly. If you dropped your phone in a water without minerals more than likely your phone will be fine. That's where this becomes a bit more practical. But, the best choice is isopropyl to prevent taking it to a repair shop and getting overcharged.
I just have to say how proud I am to see the growth of your channel. You're such a genuine and amazing person and your content is no nonsense, honest, and so helpful. Congratulations!!!
Or better yet if it’s a newer model iPhone or other phone really, it’s likely water resistant and will be fine if it hasn’t been submerged very deep or for too long 👍
Also realize that most flagship phones since like 2018 can be taken literally diving with you and function just fine, just don’t plug it in for a while.
Better yet, if your phone still has issues, best thing to do, is to just get a new phone, used to work at a repair shop, the only reason we fixed water damaged phones was to recover data, that was it, unless the customer understood that there would be no warranty, and that we could not guarantee that it would work after
speed up the drying process by putting it somewhere warm. Silica absorbs humidity essentially so the faster it vaporizes, the faster you have a phone. (warm, not hot, right next to a computer/console works great.)
Stay cool this summer with even more poolside hacks:
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You a Jordan Peele sketch character come to life
Take it to a repair shop in the 1st place.😂
Is it safe to open the packs instead of just putting the packs in?
How can I power it down if it’s already shut off from the water
What happened if you don't have a case
Im worried that someday this channel is gonna run out of problems to solve
😂
His last video is gonna be about fixing global warmth and plastic pollution
Oh no! As long as humans exist there will always be problems that need solving. 😂
@@SuperPopulated solving the end of the world would be an epic way to say goodbye
By that time he will start making the problems. He will turn to the dark side.
My mom once lost her phone for over a year. After she got a new new one we found the phone in our bushes with a slug on it. It somehow survived a year's worth of rain and snow after we used those silica gel packs!
q
This was probably because the water doesn’t really damage the phone, it’s the electricity going through the phone with the water that can damage it
@@aaronthebeast949 Even after your phone survives there is a huge chance that it starts corroding and break prematurely. You're not necessarily correct
@Master ROSHI not.. really the same.. sorry man.
wow thats insane, all the water couldve caused rust inside depending on where you live
His legs in the beginning: ↙️↘️
Refraction
@@BuddyArea- "Refraction 🤓" Yeah, I know buddy.
@@icebread3392 as an asian student i am just taking your test
Is that a chiaki pfp
@@soupiaaa is that a mikan pfp
Former device repair technician of 5 years here, the only way this could by better is if you soak it in a small bath of distilled or deionized water once it's powered down. This will remove the minerals from inside the phone. However, don't leave it in that water for long, as it will erode the screen adhesive if left in too long. Other than that, fantastic advice!
Couple questions do I soak the phone and the battery once removed? And how long do I soak it? Do I do this before or after the gel packets?
I'm aiming my question at laptops rather than phone, my phone is legitimately waterproof to the point it has an underwater camera and I regularly use it to read in the bath. But laptop 💻! I'm wary of even having my laptop in a steamy room. Would this work for something as large as a laptop? Mine is fairly high end after getting fed up with my old one so I tend to leave it in one place where it's safe, but I'd like to actually take it places rather than having it almost as a desktop computer instead of what it should be.
Is it really the minerals that damage your phone?
@derrickdaniels3955 you would soak it before to help dissolve the mineral deposits from the unclean water, ideally changing with fresh water a few times. Afterwards, place the charging port oriented down to allow gravity to help out, along with the drying agents of the gel packets
@danyalq7214 absolutely. Pure water is non-conductive. It's actually a pretty good insulator from electricity. The metal element minerals found inside of water are very conducive, being metals. This causes shorts across circuits, which is very dangerous for electronics. Distilled and de-ionized water have had these minerals removed, making them entirely electronic safe
"24 hrs later" that got me 😂
FRR
Fax
or wait a month for a new phone
😐
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Bro his legs in the first clip look like every anime girl saying “onee-chan "
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Dude this is so ✨curse and true at the same time 😂
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Lmfao
??????????????
People with waterproof phones: *you'll never understand my intelligence*
i've only heard of water resistant for phone, never heard of waterproof phone
@@minhsontungo3938 i have an iPhone 8 , i swam with it a few times and the only thing that happens is that the speakers get a bit noisy and i can’t charge the phone until its dry , you can use the packs shown in vids or play a video with 165hz sound frequency for the speakers water then wait for the charge port to dry out
@@minhsontungo3938 pretty sure Samsung is waterproof
My brother has an iPhone 11 he used it inside the water now the display is ducked it has white stripes all over. And apple said that water damage is not their responsibility. Cannot be repaired somthing like that.
@@jxdxns No phone is "waterproof" it's water resistant. A phone is usually rated for how resistant it is to dust/water, ie IP67 or IP68.
Bro I legit thought this was Jordan Peele doing one of they skits. ☠️☠️
"those silica gel packets, yep the same ones you throw away..."
I don't throw it out, i eat them
You need to see a doctor or psychiatrist 😂
A man (or woman?) ate silica gel for breakfast, this is what happened to his/her body
@@oneof29 JC is a man, presenting to the emergency room, unconscious.
How tf are u still alive?
You have problems-👹💅
"If it won't turn on, power it down."
Best comment yet brooo 🙆🏾😹😹😹
Dude 😂😂💀
didn't realize that 💀
Lol what 😭😃🤔🤨🤣
@@Kobe_Abogutal actually he say if it won’t turn on or if it has any problems power it down
"Ah shit, my phone!"
"I need to get more of those things i get from walmart!"
"Let me open the online sto- oh, right."
Lol
It’s called a pc or family’s or friends device 0-0
@@JackofCubes it was a joke , you a lame
The the issue with people now a days nobody actually wants to go to the store. My friend works as a guard entrance to some fancy apartments and someone ordered mint tic tacs one time ONLINE. People are so lazy.
I read that first line in Big Smoke's voice😂😂😂
Ive been telling people to save their silica gel for this reason for YEARS!
I should have listened
The phones are water resistant lmao
@@gangsterghost6943not all phones
My iphone 5s that I found in the ocean by miracle after 5 years still doesn't turn on with the gel packs.
@@TtechA-ml2jui mean 5 Years is a pretty Long time💀
Me watching this whole vid
“Nah I’ll still throw it in rice”
It works tho doesn’t it🤷🏻♂️ not that effective my arse
Rice is really not a good way to do it
@@kyarl6311 exactly
Rice?
@@Fruitsytootsy_ what about it?
If a water-resistant phone gets damaged by laying in 30 centimetres of water for 5 seconds, something goes horribly wrong.
water resistant devices are not water-proof. They can still break with minuscule exposure to water.
@@Brickbuilder128 that said, water-resistant just means "waterproof" but only to a certain depth. generally that's 1-2m
@@5omebody Actually, water resistance is very, very different from waterproof. Water resistant is not designed to withstand submersion/contact with water, it designed to resist water penetration in the device. Waterproof, on the other hand, is specifically designed to withstand submersion/water exposure, which means it IS able to handle/control water penetration, rather than resist penetration.
@@Brickbuilder128 yes its water resistant up to a certain depth and time
@@lambbosbread123 technically yes, technically no. Water resistant isn't designed to handle water again, it's meant to prevent water. So it can break at 1 meter, or could break at 1 inch. It's just what the maximum capability of the resistance is. If it was waterproof, it would be designed to fully protect up until that depth.
“Hey siri, eject water”
You can use the app sonic
Damn my mind
Lol
@Bonk Cloud 11 (Bonk is justice)*" hey Siiiiiri"*
🤨📸
My waterproof phone: "I don't have such weaknesses."
Theres no such thing as a waterproof phone only water resistant
@@Aducky9291 My phone isn't ever gonna spend more than 30 minutes underwater. For my purposes, it's waterproof, but the semantics Gestapo doesn't care.
@@Aducky9291big black oily men
@@iwavrQwpX4uB39nilBlQ what??? 💀
Hello uneducated @@iwavrQwpX4uB39nilBlQ
Going to a friend's pool today. Now I'll be prepared for a worst-case scenario
How'd it go?
I didn't drop my phone in the pool!
thanks for the info.
If your phone isn't waterproof why would you put it anywhere near a pool 😭
I have an iPhone 13 and I can put it in water normally then I take off the case and hit the bottom and kaboom it works
"If you don't have any, just by some online!"
"But my phone-"
💀
You can also use other device to put it online 👁️👄👁️
I meant buy it
@@ashaylanichole4735 bro u could’ve just edited ur comment
Go to Target
Yeah, I also dropped my phone on the water. When I tried to turn it on, It still works but the speaker was waterlogged, or at least that's what I thought. After telling my dad, did everything he said, and days of no phone later, I can finally use my phone. And only then I realized that it's not the speaker that's waterlogged, the audio of that video was just so bad
definitely your speakers. the audio quality is just fine.
@@celexux not this video hes saying the video he was watching at the time
Who doesn't have a waterproof phone In 2022
@@magnesium3273 well it was 2020
@@magnesium3273 there is no such thing as a waterproof phone it's more of a water resistant where the phone only gets mininal water damage
*”Wax on, wax off.”* GAVE ME FUCKIN KARATE KID AND COBRA KAI PTSD…
My phone just sends me a notification when it's wet, so I blow the water out until the notification disappears. Much easier 😃
Genuine question, to be able to say this, how many times have u dropped ur phone in water? Lol😂
@@vvlovesbts375 it happens if water gets in the port, you don't have to drop your phone in water. i've seen this message multiple times and never dropped my phone in water
Samsung user😂😂
@@vvlovesbts375 I wash my phone tbh I know it's insane but I do it regularly. I blow water out of the port to be able to charge it lol
I wash my phone too! I don't want to get covid so I wash it when I take a shower.
Pro tip from someone who worked in a phone store for years: you can buy big bags of loose silica gel beads at hobby shops, and last I checked they weren't that expensive. People use them to dry flowers for collecting, scrapbooking, ect. You can just shove the whole phone into the bag of silica gel beads, it's the best solution I've ever found.
I don't know much about silica gel how does it help? just curious
@@Artemi22 silica gel is used in food and other reproduces to remove water very easily it finds any loose water even in air so suck up thats why the airtight container is used to fully de water the phone
@@gothie9507 ooh I see, thanks for explaining
@@Artemi22 it doesnt, you need to dehumidify the phone
@@Strawberriesandwarningsigns you couldn't have. Silica gel doesn't fix it. Any water damages decice needs to be shut off and dried naturally.
"24 hours later" 😂😁 glad to know there's still SpongeBob lovers out there lol
spongebob for life
Huh? It's an incredibly popular show lol everyone loves it
@@coldschooI I'd like to think everyone loves it too lol, but I know people that think it's dumb and I'm like nooo I grew up on that😭😂😂💜
@@thatslogan1 if I meet someone who hates SpongeBob I’m throwing hands
Literally everyone who was born in the 90's to the 2010's watched spongebob and are fans of it. I have no idea why tf you'd think there aren't many fans of it left
Fun Fact: As long as the device doesn’t have power running through it, water cannot damage electronics. Once it is FULLY dried including the inside, it should work completely fine. (Probably don’t test this)
The first second I saw him, I thought he was twomad 💀💀💀
same 💀
I thought he was the guy from key and peele
💀💀💀
@@jsgv7935 SAMEE
Two mad is skinny now
My phone: “you failed to save me”
@moxtayo💚 reply to me for what though?
“Let it sit for 24 hours?”
yeah. im dead now 😃✌️
true dat
Bro 😆😆
Touch grass buddy
😂😂😂 Deadest
it's 1 singular day
I usually dry it as best as I can, then have a fan blowing air towards for about an hour and the water notification goes away
This guy is basically by brother I never had at this point
Be glad you don't have one 💀
@@amin123re dude😭
we already experience this wet my phone in a waterfall when my mom drunk he forgot to remove her phone from her pocket before he take a swim and i realize i forgot to tell my mom mom!! the phone he said oh no we came from home and he quikly put him in a bag of rice we tap every side of the phone and we faild our one and only phone he pass away 2016 october 21.
My Asian mom: USE RICE
"But mom he said it won't wor-"
My mom: I SAID USE RICE
Rice does absorb humidity, it works great if you place it in your 🧂, it avoids salt going humid I just don't think it works with electronics.
@@RossieMarrie trust I've tried it really works
@@RossieMarrie ty for that, its just in the vid he said it wouldn't really work
@@raccoon909
It isn’t adviced because rice absorbs water and expands, if you have a rice cooker you know how much rice expands with even a riny amount of water, it gets into any openings in the phone and bam, more damage than anything that is fixed
Him: takes phone out of case
Me: absolutely not I don’t have that level of intelligence
Oh you dont? Thought we all know that. Guess not everyone is the same after all.
@@itsy3209 think they meant how hard it was to take it apart
@@smokedcaramel3818 yeah I have a too tight multiple layered phone case, it’s incredibly difficult to get off 😅
I remember my finger nails was once got 'errrnk' no? Oh ok well my finger nails got ben dover because the case was so hard that my fingers cant even take it out:[
@@smokedcaramel3818 oh shit. If that's the case then it's my bad.
Lil bro said spend 48 hours without your phone. 😂😂😂😂 OK dude.
“Oh no my phone got water dama he, what shall I ever do”
*those silica gel packets:* you underestimate my power
Please don’t put your phone in a container with some silica packets and bring you phone to a repairshop imidiately. When the phone is opened and dried as fast as possible your phone is gonna have the best chance to survive.
silica
Rice: Silica-Gel, I have the high ground
@@mauritshagedorn856 most new phone can survive a dip in water, mine did and I just didn’t do the rice or anything
@@Whoppify22 i mean if the phone still works you should not go to a repairshop. I should have been more clear sorry.
*"Just slap some ice on it."*
*-My school nurse*
Put it in a bag of rice
My elementary school gave is frozen bags of rice when we got hurt:)
@@DiversedBegal22 it was plastic bags of some quick freezing sludge for me
*once the ice melts making it worse*
Nurse : Put more ice on it
@@MasterSocksame
This video actually made the water in my speaker come out😀, thank you!
@@irxskyy1877 That would require u to turn ur phone on to do, and that’s a very bad idea for a water damaged electronic device.
My brother spilled soda on a limited edition PS4 controller once. He took it apart, dried it, and got those packets to remove excess moisture if any. After that he did some electronic cleaning and drying to put it back together. It still works to this day. Even a controller can be saved if you dry it out and clean it properly.
Me an Intellectual: "Just put rice in it"
Thats stuff works doe i dropped mine overnight outside without noticing and it rained super bad and it worked amazingly :)
Dont ask how i got a phone-
Rice is always effective. Dirty ports are the least of the problem. Modern phones are sealed against dust ingress anyway. He ran out of problems to solve. Lol
@cay's luminals ❦ trust me many people have
*uses a waterproof phone to show you what to do when you drop your phone in water*
water resistant
Actually most phones now are water proof… like any phone made after 2020 is pretty much water proof…
@@automotiveaffiliation1207 exactly
@@automotiveaffiliation1207 only top end phones not mid range phones. the only mid range phone I can think of that is waterproof is the iPhone se 2 and 3
@@Nanioh1 Same thing
Now I feel sorry for all those bags I threw away before I sow your video, thanks for sharing.
248 likes and no replies let me fix that😑
@@gracewilliam6731 let me help too
You reaped
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@@potato4055 Count me in....Dattebayo!
Once bought a BBQ which came packaged with two one kilo bags of silica balls.
Never had a phone break from water damage since 😂
Your leg posture in the water was epic bro...😱
💀
Well it looks like hes super knock knees because of the image refraction due to the water thing
@@Defender78 you went so hard with image refraction only to slip on fall on water thing 😂
@@MrNman333 This is too funny!
@@fr3shSwag they edited the comment lmao
Interesting fact, it’s not actually the water that causes the damage, even if you dry the phone out completely, it’s actually the dried minerals left behind that cause the damage.
that’s why you should rinse it
@@panzer.kampfwagen with distilled water, or all you’re doing is introducing more limescale and minerals.
Which is why it should be cleaned even if it powers back up.
Also, another reason that rice is terrible, the starch gets everywhere.
"If it won't turn on, power it down" Logeek
That's not even what he said
Lol
He also said, If you notice any other issues lol
Lol
the problem is not the water, but the mineral salts of the water that will form corrosion, which causes short circuits or breakdowns. If you drop your device in 100% demineralized water there is very little risk of failure, just like with pure alcohol.
actually makes sense because the silica gel, its highly absorbs water
fun tip : put in water and it pops
Yea, fun tip: dont eat it
Oh, dang. I have to test it out now!
@@IceWotori have to test this out now
@@IceWotor I ate it once😅 and nothing happened.
In my experience, if you put a cell that has been submerged in liquid in rice overnight- it will attract Asians to come and fix your phone
That one mf phone that battery can't be removed -😂💀
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my phone has that ):
You mean every iPhone?? Lmao
@@trckstr2888 you realize they can be taken out right easily
@@DoomRacer11 not without unscrewiny
I'm commenting just to comment I like this guy's Channel🥰
❤️
Lol People should realize that this is all done by USA TODAY. Sure the guy is cool/cute but it isn’t organic or just a “nice guy on RUclips”
It’s all sponsored. Someone had USA today board room meeting decided to put this guy on RUclips and make these shorts. Not a bad idea tho!
@@northboy7996 source?
@@iconica9516 do you know how to google? Fact check yourself man
Like I don’t even think RUclips let’s you post links lolol
Just google problem solved USA today it’s all corporate media you sheep 🐑 😂😂🤪🥸😎
@@iconica9516 "trust me bro" 💀
I literally have an entire container of those gel packets😂
This is wild I swear I found this channel not that long ago and it wasn’t averaging that many views/likes at all and now he’s in the MILLIONS. That’s amazing, good shit 👏🏾
Thanks to people like you!
Also, the starch in rice speeds up corrosion, which damages the phone
Source?
@@balllord3546 trust me bro
@@balllord3546 Sarah McConomy, chief operating officer at SellCell.
@@GaymerGirl- yeah but it’s a chef. What does she know about how rice can interact with a phone?
@@GlamrockFreddyBestDad it's written "chief" not "chef" 💀
Why do I feel like he’d be my best friend in highschool
Why is this so true?!
Yeah but why was bros legs like that in the beginning 😂
The refraction of the water made his legs look that way basically bending light
Thanks Man This Actually Worked!!
"if you're able to take out sim cards and batteries if they're removable"
Samsung user's: "My time has come"
Nah they removed that feature after the samsung avant I'm pretty sure
lmao you can't take the batteries out of Samsung? I had an s8+ from 2017 and the battery wasn't removable
@@persephone69420 earlier models you could everytime i dropped it i had to rebuild tht shit like lego 😂💀
@@will_gax5072 yeah they got rid of those 8 years ago. I thought my phone was old and it's from 2018.
Samsung doesn't have the problem as bassicly every new one has water resistance for up to 30 minutes in 2 meters depth
"Oh, my phone just fell in the toilet, I'm gonna order these things online with my phone that doesn't work so i can get them in 3 days after my phone is already in heaven"
ruclips.net/video/vbWNRvI5szQ/видео.html Finally it’s here ..
🤣🤣
Computers, Laptops, and Tablets all exist. And if you can't get the silica gel packets or you don't have any, just go to a fucking repair shop.
If drop your $1200 phone in water you better have insurance or run your tail down to the cell repair guy.
Buy them first, dingus. Desiccants are always useful
“Or if it won’t turn on, power it down”
Me: WaT?
Lol
Wait the 48 hours. As someone who managed a Radio Shack for 2 years and has a TON of tech experience, if there is even a small drop of water on the board you will blow a capacitor or 20 in which case taking it to a repair shop would cost more than the phones depreciated value at that point.
,,24 hours later" got me 💀
If the speaker doesn't work or it still has water in it, play Straykids' Side effects and Miroh, it would yeet the water fr
Whoa ooo whoa ooo whoa HIGHERRRR
omg a fellow stay 😍😍
IP68 rated phones : wash me everyday
The phone he shows in the video is actually an IP68 rated phone, so it doesn't make a lot of sense
@@TimonSchuetz lol
@@TimonSchuetz depends if its a 10 or 10s
@@Deuteriumaddict
10: IP67
10s: IP68
Both should easily handle the actions shown in the video
*drops phone in the toilet*
“Well, i needed an upgrade anyway. Goodbye!”
“How to fix a water resistant phone once its been in water” 😂 im missing something
Because it’s resistant not invincible or immune
@Frog Universe *IP68 water resistant, soo it can withstand being submerged for like 30 minutes at like 1.5 meters.
So it seems you're the one actually missing something.🧠🧠
@@burjanbalint1433 this is true. I think only phone nerds know this. Almost every person I tell that their phone is water resistant doesn’t believe me. Even though I willingly put my phone in water to demonstrate lol
@@burjanbalint1433 pretty sure your right, my dad has a water resistant phone he once dropped it in the pool it stayed in there for like 5 seconds though put when he got it out it was completely fine
it’s water resistant not water proof
One important note: if you dropped your phone in a pool or the ocean anywhere but freshwater, you MUST rinse it with fresh water before doing this. If your phone is water resistant STILL RINSE IT.
Chemicals used to keep pools clean and salt in salt water are corrosive and will eat away both at water resistant seals and at contact pads for charging. This means if you let them stay on there and dry the phone it can hurt your ability to charge, ruin water resistance in the future, or even make its way all the way into the phone.
But the best tip of course is to always be careful with your phone around water. Even if it claims some water resistance you never know and it's better to be safe than sorry.
Tysm
Even better rinse it in 95%+ isopropyl alcohol
Isopropyl alcohol works even better.
Deminaralised water first then use isopropyl alcohol so most of the liquid will vaporise on its own. Maybe this packet trick if you really want it dry dry.
@@CodingCorvus absolutely this is best practice, but at the very minimum the actively harmful water needs to be removed from the phone. And if your phone is IP X8 water resistant you can probably get away with just rinsing it but you cannot skip this step altogether.
Just use isopropyl alcohol. It's quite an easy concept that what damages your phone is the minerals in the water. Isopropyl dissolves the minerals and dries quickly. If you dropped your phone in a water without minerals more than likely your phone will be fine. That's where this becomes a bit more practical. But, the best choice is isopropyl to prevent taking it to a repair shop and getting overcharged.
I just dropped my phone in the bathtub and searched you up on my phone. thanks a lot.
Bro what
Android user?
but how your phone is dead
@@tsaijason8470its not
magic
THE BEST PART of this video: “24 hours latarrrrr” voiceover
Instructions unclear. Ate my phone.
Bro looks like if Peter Griffin and Jordan Peele did a DBZ fusion
I just have to say how proud I am to see the growth of your channel. You're such a genuine and amazing person and your content is no nonsense, honest, and so helpful. Congratulations!!!
I am watching these clips for his positive vibe. The tips are only a bonus.
Yeah this guy gives off good vibes
“Just order some”
How am I gonna order stuff when my phone is powered off-
Do you only have a phone
Use a laptop
Good point.
@@JayGamingOfficial what if u dropped them in water aswell 🫢
Bro…
How u gonna turn off the phone if the phone is turned off by the water💀
"Put it in *R I C E* "
-Mom
As soon as you dismissed the rice "trick", I was completely in
iPhones have a water eject shortcut that uses a series of sounds to eject water from the speaker ports
Technically all phones has that feature, there's a ton of apps or even videos for that.
Samsung was yhe one to start that. I can't remember if it was the S7 or S8 that started that.
All phones have had this for years lol
that is only for the waterproof phones
If somebody was using the phone that went in the water they would just turn off their phone immediately😂😂😂😂
Or better yet if it’s a newer model iPhone or other phone really, it’s likely water resistant and will be fine if it hasn’t been submerged very deep or for too long 👍
“Just buy a new one”
The model he showed is water resistant.
Also realize that most flagship phones since like 2018 can be taken literally diving with you and function just fine, just don’t plug it in for a while.
Kids these days don't understand the horror of jumping in the pool and feeling your phone in your pocket.
Me who looks up a video on RUclips of some sort of music to get water out of my phone and it actually works 💀
If you don’t eat that rice many angry Asians will appear at your door
@@cheapchores8418 yes as an asian i can confirm. 👍
You can’t fool US, Jordan Peele.
Guy telling me to save the gel packets :
Me: throwing them the same day after watching the video
loool
Almost all phones are IP67 rated anyway, so most probably all of this is not needed
Somehow every time he does a simple problem I think I know how to solve, I learn a correction/more effective method.
He cooks he fixes and he sounds like the friendliest person on earth I like him
Better yet, if your phone still has issues, best thing to do, is to just get a new phone, used to work at a repair shop, the only reason we fixed water damaged phones was to recover data, that was it, unless the customer understood that there would be no warranty, and that we could not guarantee that it would work after
Silica gel is a very good adsorbent, so it adsorbs the water or humidity
That's also the reason why it comes in many products
This guy is like twomads bizzaro version that is incredibly calm, helpful, and constructive
onecalm
Me when I accidently drop my phone in a pool: its OK, just clean the screen
It actually worked on my brother phone you did so good. We now love your channel because he’s happy now
"If it won't turn on power it off"
Also, crying and praying works if it hasn’t been fully submerged and you have an otter box😂
Those silica gel packs can be recharged too. Toss em in the oven at like 175F for a few hours. Should be good as new!
speed up the drying process by putting it somewhere warm. Silica absorbs humidity essentially so the faster it vaporizes, the faster you have a phone. (warm, not hot, right next to a computer/console works great.)
“Wax on wax off” My favorite movie! 🥳
*I can't get over how his legs looked at the beginning* 🤣💀
Refraction
@@jemmaa6964 we know.
This man finna be the best dad ever
i ain't think this dude is interested in pucci. Just sayin
@@nocomment4848😂
@@nocomment4848That means you can’t be a dad?
Place it in rice during the night. The rice will attract japanese workers that will repair your phone.
I just put my phone in a microwave for 2 minutes. Completely dries out the phone and the heat is enough to jumpstart your phone if it's dead
I put silica packets in my camera 🎥 bag to keep the lens from fogging up 🙂🙂
"You can buy them online"
Sir my phone doesnt work
if the only thing you can use for online shopping is your phone, then you’re probably too poor to order anyway
@@MB32904 wow
@@MB32904 💀💀💀💀💀
“Put it in silica gel”
Me who just blew the water through the speaker and charger port