Wanna save your wet cell phone or electronic device? Get a Save-A-Phone system immediately!

Save-A-Phone will remove moisture from any electronic device, NOT JUST PHONES. Watch this video for step-by-step instructions. Follow these directions carefully.

For step by step instructions on drying out your wet electronic device please watch the video below:

Preparing Wet Phone or Device

DON’T attempt to power up your device to check if it is working! By running electricity through it, you could cause unnecessary damage to the device. If it is not working at this point, do not attempt to re-charge the battery.

DO open up your phone if it clamshells or slides. If possible, remove the battery and SIM card IMMEDIATELY. If you are unable to remove the battery, don’t worry, Save-A-Phone will still work with the battery in place.

DON’T panic. Most electronic devices are not ruined by short-term exposure to water, especially if they were powered down or in standby mode when they were exposed.

DO blot dry any water that can be seen on the outside of the device and any moisture inside the battery compartment, on the battery, and on the SIM card with the included dry cloth.

DON’T attempt to shake the water out or use a blow dryer on your device. That will only force the water deeper into the device.

DO stand your device in an antennae-up orientation until you are able to safely begin the Save-A-Phone recovery process.

Preparing The System For Your Wet Phone Or Device

1. Carefully cut the top off of the foil bag packaging along the dotted line with scissors.

2. Remove the Save-A-Phone (larger) bag with the two Drying Agent packs from within the outer foil bag.

3. Open the zip seal along the top of the Save-A-Phone bag.

4. Do not rip open the drying agent packs.

5. Water vapor will pass right through the bag and will be trapped by the drying agent inside.

Drying The Wet Phone or Device

1. Place the device, battery, and SIM card inside the Save-A-Phone (larger) bag along with the two Drying Agent packs.

2. Carefully seal the zip seal along the top of the Save-A-Phone bag, making sure that the seal is COMPLETELY closed all the way across the top.
   As the drying agent pulls the water out of your device the relative humidity inside the Save-A-Phone bag will increase and cause the built-in moisture indicator to turn pink in color. This process can take up to a couple of hours.

3. Place the Save-A-Phone bag along with all of your components in a relatively warm place (68^o F – 80^o F). Now let the Drying Agent do its thing - draw the moisture from the device and battery.

4. The drying process can take as little as four hours to dry out a device that has had limited exposure to moisture. However, it is recommended to keep the device in the bag for twelve hours. Following extended submersion, the device can take as long as seventy-two hours to completely dry out.

Drying The Wet Phone or Device: Part 2

1. When the moisture has been removed from the device and is harmlessly trapped within the Drying Agent packs, the relative humidity inside of the bag will drop significantly. When this occurs the moisture indicator will turn back to blue. At this time it is most likely safe to replace the battery and SIM card and power-up your device.

2. If the indicator never turns pink then there may not be all that much moisture in the device. We recommend leaving it in the Save-A-Phone bag for about twelve hours, just in case.

Be Patient As We Dry Your Wet Phone or Device

The longer you leave your device in the Save-A-Phone bag with the Drying Agent packs, the better off you will be.

 If you replace the battery and power-up your device and it seemingly works fine, BACK UP ALL DATA IMMEDIATELY!

If you replace the battery and the phone does not power-up then:

• The battery may be irreparably damaged and needs to be replaced.

• The device is permanently damaged and needs to be sent to a manufacturer approved service center.

The Save-A-Phone bag can also be used for long and short term storage for electronics in high humidity environments like on your boat, camping, or while on vacation in the tropics.