pool incident!!!
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boudicca00
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Ah. Thank you. I forgot to look for it, and I'm Google-ophobic.
Impressive website.
Via my Note 3 on AC.
A pool incident totally deserves a moment of silence, you guys... I'd have hemorrhaged if that had happened to me.
.... 58, 59, 60. Amen.
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The revieaphone stuff is most likely isopropyl alcohol, maybe more concentrated than generally available otc.
Pool water could be saline as well. Newer pools are going that route as opposed to chlorine. And relative to other possible liquids, I still stand by pool water being not that bad. (Think (mud) puddles, ocean, coffee, toilets, gas, etc.)
Good luck to the OP on the salvage attempt. I dunked a Palm Pre a few years back, and was able to recover. I think I left it in a ziplock of rice for about a week on a windowsill getting afternoon sun (but not direct light). I had zero expectations, but was amazed when the logo popped on.
Pool water could be saline as well. Newer pools are going that route as opposed to chlorine. And relative to other possible liquids, I still stand by pool water being not that bad. (Think (mud) puddles, ocean, coffee, toilets, gas, etc.)
Good luck to the OP on the salvage attempt. I dunked a Palm Pre a few years back, and was able to recover. I think I left it in a ziplock of rice for about a week on a windowsill getting afternoon sun (but not direct light). I had zero expectations, but was amazed when the logo popped on.
Yes it is just that, see other thread. I want to check on a pc if it is the ideal 99% rather than retail available 91%.
BB 9900 x 3 recovered ok for me.
Via my Note 3 on AC.
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