Fixing drowned phones.

Resurrecting drowned iPhones from the dead. Any folks out there that do canning recognize his machine?


http://money.cnn.com/video/technolog...ney/index.html

That company is in thornton...

I can do the same thing with some rice in a bowl, and I get to re-use the rice. Way cheaper than what that machine will cost. I have done this four times with the wife's and the daughter's phones with 100% success.

http://i1382.photobucket.com/albums/...psxbv7l7c7.jpg

Meh...I've had good luck using highly concentrated alcohol to get the water out, and then dry air to get the alcohol out.

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Originally Posted by Rooskibar03

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Oh hell....I'm glad i wasn't drinking anything...[ROFL1][ROFL1]

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Originally Posted by Rooskibar03

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I will show this to my wife, who happens to be Asian, and see what she thinks about it.

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Originally Posted by sabot_round

I can do the same thing with some rice in a bowl, and I get to re-use the rice.

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Let us hope that the phone didn't fall into the gas station toilet first when you reuse that rice for dinner.......

The little "chamber" he puts it in is literally a presto pressure cooker. He must have just put it in a pelican case to make it look all cool, and a bulkhead fitting to some tubing which is hooked up to an air pump. Creates a vacuum in there and voila!

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Originally Posted by rbeau30

The little "chamber" he puts it in is literally a presto pressure cooker. He must have just put it in a pelican case to make it look all cool, and a bulkhead fitting to some tubing which is hooked up to an air pump. Creates a vacuum in there and voila!

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Use a food vacuum sealer, if you have one. 90+% Alcohol does the trick.