Misc. Gadgets
How to clean up water-damaged electronics: the rice bowlBy Joshua Topolsky posted Jun 20th 2007 1:26AMSure, you could meticulously disassemble and clean your water-logged gear, but why go to all the trouble when the help you're looking for is right in your kitchen? Rice -- not only is it nutritious and delicious, its absorbent nature can be harnessed to dry out your toilet-soaked gear, as one (un)lucky BlackBerry-wielding Washington Post blogger discovered recently when he dropped his phone in the worst-possible place. But half an hour with a blow dryer and a night submerged in a bowl of uncooked rice managed to get his handheld back up and running -- unfortunately, we suspect no amount of rice will absorb the lingering thought of toilet water in your ear whenever you're on a call
Its just like if u put rice it water. In a about 5 minutes or so the rice absorbs the water. Its the same with electronics. It will absorb the water.
Put it in a bag of rice for 48 hours.
Yes, recycling electronics is generally a safe thing to do. Some electronics such as old computer screens however still pack a charge inside them and unless the charge has been removed, the electricity can be deadly.
we produce more wheat than rice. We do not produce electronics.
Washing electronics does hurt them. But if you do wash your phone, take out the battery on your phone and put it in a tub of dry rice.
fried rice
fried rice
Actually some people say you can do nothing but give it time put it in a bowl of rice because rice absorbs water. Then let it sit there for at least two days charge it then try it.
Go to an electronics store and buy a charge pad, that should do the trick
They now make those charging pads that you can just set your electronics on and they will charge. Powermat is one of the products you can buy.
Yes, Romanian people has many electronics at home.
The duration of The Rice People is 1.97 hours.