thank you @CorinaS for this practical information 🙂

@CorinaS thanks for the practical advice

@CorinaS thanks for the practical advice 🙂

@CorinaS thanks for these practical tips 🙂

A vacuum cleaner is also useful to suck up water.

Above all, don’t blow on it, it pushes the water into places where it wouldn’t have gone on its own.

My laptop did a complete wash at 30 degrees and I think it’s dead.

Thanks for the useful information

thank you for this information

Very helpful tips 🙏

Put everything in rice and let absorb the moisture.

an important thing to do is to turn off your cell phone, fill a container with rice, immerse your cell phone in it and cover it entirely with rice, leave it immersed for at least 12 hours. Experience with my Sony camera which no longer showed signs of life. A year later it still works perfectly. You can also find this advice on Google. Roberto Bontà, Cugnasco

I’ll take note, thanks

Thank you very much for the information

Unbearable informality

Useful, thank you 🙏!

Thank you very much for the easy-to-understand and everyday help in using cell phones. Swisscom is doing a very good and useful thing. Great free offer. Keep it up! Then Swisscom will remain number 1 in Switzerland. Hans Zaugg

Useful advice, thank you.

If it got wet with only water then put it in a bag of rice, but if is other drinks then take it to a technician.

Above all, remove the battery! Tip: before removing it, take a photo, so when you replace it you can be sure to insert it correctly in the appropriate slot that is easily accessible for at least 90% of all cell phones currently on the market!