Monsoon season = wet electronics

For anyone dealing with monsoon season right now you know that summer storms can just whip up out of no where. A great example is the crazy dust storm we got here in phoenix two days ago, one minute I was looking at the backyard while cleaning the dishes and the next I couldn't even see our back wall it was so dark and dusty.
The summer season means monsoon storms to a lot of the southwest this means a rain shower can literally appear out of no where. A day at the pool, lake or river can quickly go from relaxing in the sun to scrambling in the rain. A freezing cold rain on a 114 degree day feels great but it can really do a number on your cell phone, ipod, kindle or other gadget that you brought with you for the day.
Do not fear, DRY-ALL products are there for you and your soaked electronics to absorb any moisture out from your electronic and allow it to continue working. Wet cell phone emergency kit, wet smart phone emergency kit, and the wet electronic tablet emergency kit. go to www.dry-all.com for more info.

Wet cell phone tip # 27

I hope you all had a great fourth of July yesterday. It was a great long weekend, along with all the family get together and BBQs there were quite a few people getting in the water to cool off. The phones here were ringing quite a bit with people looking for advice on how to save their wet electronics. I feel like our employees were giving the same advice all weekend long, DO NOT HIT BUTTONS ON WET ELECTRONICS!!! I am not sure why everyone loves pressing buttons on wet devices but it is a sure way to fry your electronics. Think of it like a hairdryer, if a hairdryer falls in to the tub you would never plug it in to see if it works. That is essentially what is being done when the buttons are pressed on wet cell phones, ipads,or other small electronics. The solution is simple when a cell phone gets wet

• do not press any buttons


• remove the battery if possible


• place in the wet cell phone emergency kit (available at a Radio Shack near you)


• wait 48 hours


• replace batteries

Now that your device is completely dry you can press buttons all you want ;)

www.dry-all.com for locations to buy

DRY-ALL Put to the Test

Our DRY-ALL Smartphone Emergency Kit was put to the test over the weekend by Judie from Gear Diary. Take a look http://www.geardiary.com/2011/06/18/the-dry-all-wet-smartphone-emergency-kit-review-giveaway/ She is also holding a give away for wet tablet kits and wet smartphone kits. We are so honored to have her review our product, remember if you are going to be near water this season it is essential to bring DRY-ALL with you to save personal electronics that go for a swim. www.dry-all.com for locations

Wet cell phone contest winners

Thanks to all of the entries we received for the wet cell phone story contest; there were a lot of great funny stories it was hard to choose a winner. We hope the winners enjoy the peace of mind they will have this summer knowing if their phone goes for a swim it will be saved and their is no reason to worry. Its amazing how many entries tried drying their cell phone with rice and had unsuccessful results. All the more reason to have a wet cell phone emergency kit on hand just in case. You can pick one up at any radio shack in the US. for more information about all of the DRY-ALL products please go to www.dry-all.com

As Tablet Sales Pick Up So Do Water Damage Incidents

Pc computers sales have dropped 23% last quarter according to Dells report in May. While Pc sales are slowing, tablet computers are selling like wildfire, mainly the iPad. iPads are predicted to sell around 47 million this year and that is out of the 70 million tablets sold worldwide. Tablet computers are definitely becoming more popular however experts agree they are in no way a replacement for the desktop PCs or notebooks. Consumers love the portability and ease of a tablet for checking e-mail, browsing the web, posting on social sites, getting directions, watching movies even presentations for business. Most likely you will not be using a tablet to write up a legal document, term paper, or balance your accounting books.
With tablet computers becoming more and more popular as well as very portable you are likely to have them with you as you enjoy the summer and attempt to escape from the summer heat. More likely than not a tablet or two is going to get wet somehow this summer. Whether you are at the pool, lake, river or beach, it is a risk that your tablet could go for a swim or be exposed to a splash. The hard thing when tablets get wet is not causing more damage by pressing the touch screen ( sending electrical current through the wet circuitry this could cause a short that can not be repaired). You want to turn it off as soon as possible(some tablets will turn themselves off if they get wet, if this is the case DO NOT TURN IT BACK ON) Next you need to wipe off the tablet as best as possible with a towel or whatever you have nearby. Get a wet electronic tablet emergency kit available at www.walmart.com or www.buy.com or www.dry-all.com place the tablet in the bag and zip it shut completely, wait 48 hours and your tablet will be dry and ready to go.

Only a few days left to win the wet cell phone story contest

There are only a few days left to enter your best wet cell phone story into the contest. Go to our face book page at http://www.facebook.com/pages/DRY-ALL/103157569722767 to enter. We want to hear your best wet cell phone story, the winner gets one of each of our electronic drying kits and two runners up get a wet cell phone emergency kit.

your wet cell phone story could win you a prize!

If you have a great story of how your cell phone has gotten wet we want to hear about it . We are looking for all types of wet cell phone stories from hilarious to tragic. The winner gets all three of our electronic drying products and two other winners get a wet cell phone emergency kit. to enter go to http://wildfireapp.com/website/6/contests/120870. Good Luck!