What happens if i washed my ipod

It is the equivalent of doing nothing. Leaving any water exposed devices in rice for two month is utter nonsense. By that time any device will have died because of corrosion. Do a bit more research before posting answers like this. The image in link 2 is furthermore very racist and uncalled for. I put it in rice for3 weeks maybe a little longer. It worked 1 full day and l went recharge it and died totally.

I need it to work!! I use lt a lot doing yard work. I am always raking pineneedles and them. Some one please help!! Fix Your Stuff Community Store.

Back Answers Index. Lars Polman Rep: 37 2 1. View the answer I have this problem too Subscribed to new answers. Is this a good question? Yes No. Voted Undo. Score 3. Chosen Solution. Stefano Gigante Rep: 4. Do not attempt to connect it again until you're sure it's completely dry. Quickly turn the device off as soon as possible after coming in contact with water. Shake and wipe - Remove water by gently shaking the gadget and wiping it with a clean cloth.

Do not attempt to use a blow dryer or other external heat device or you may risk damaging the iPod's plastic components. Let dry in a warm place - Water damage on iPod Nano, or any iPod model for that matter, can be better remedied if drying process was thorough and fast. Lay the iPod on top of a TV, refrigerator, or another warm, safe spot. If you are confident that you can disassemble and then reassemble the iPod this can allow the parts can dry faster.

However, be aware that this voids the iPod warranty. Wipe the parts with cotton or a cloth and rubbing alcohol. Jul 15, AM. Jul 15, PM. Jul 18, PM. Jul 26, AM. More Less. Communities Get Support. Sign in Sign in Sign in corporate. Browse Search. Ask a question. I washed some clothes this afternoon and I forgot to check the pockets of my shorts I was wearing yesterday. About 15 minutes ago I went to the washer, and found my iPod in there. It won't turn on, and when I plug it in to the dock it doesn't do anything.

Itunes doesn't even detect it! I was thinking of sitting it in the windowsill where there's some warm sun to try to dry it out and see if I can get it working again.

Does anybody else have any advice for me, or is it probably pretty much just junk now? Reply I have this question too 14 I have this question too Me too 14 Me too. All replies Drop Down menu.