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Apple Computing Products:
macOS - Notebook Hardware
wet macbook. is it broken?
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<blockquote data-quote="Khris" data-source="post: 805385" data-attributes="member: 55831"><p>And your reasons are? It's fine if you don't agree, but don't just dismiss my point without a valid argument.</p><p></p><p>I've saved quite a number of wet electronics by washing them in demineralized water, and then air drying for a number of days. One laptop that had a cup full of coffee with sugar spilled directly into the keyboard 2 years ago, is still running strong today because of quick thinking to pull the power and battery, and then completely cleaning all the sugar mess out by washing it.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>This also works well if you don't feel comfortable taking the device apart, and assuming it's small enough to get into a ziplock. It may take a little longer though to ensure that there is no moisture left inside the device.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Khris, post: 805385, member: 55831"] And your reasons are? It's fine if you don't agree, but don't just dismiss my point without a valid argument. I've saved quite a number of wet electronics by washing them in demineralized water, and then air drying for a number of days. One laptop that had a cup full of coffee with sugar spilled directly into the keyboard 2 years ago, is still running strong today because of quick thinking to pull the power and battery, and then completely cleaning all the sugar mess out by washing it. This also works well if you don't feel comfortable taking the device apart, and assuming it's small enough to get into a ziplock. It may take a little longer though to ensure that there is no moisture left inside the device. [/QUOTE]
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