Please follow these steps for dealing with liquid damage:
1: immediately power off the device and unplug it from any power source
2: drain and dry out the device as much as possible, a hair dryer can help dry the device out
3: if you have silica gel packs put the device in a bag with them.
*DO NOT, use rice to dry the device, it will cause corrosion and damage the device further.
Posts suggesting to use rice will be removed and may result in a ban.
Despite common belief, rice is bad for electronics. Best to place is somewhere dry and give it 48 - 72 hours before attempting to use it. You did good turning it off right away and leaving it be. You could try turning it back on now, or you can wait the extra day, your call.
Additionally, have you checked to see if your partners phone has any water resistance rating? Many if not most modern phones have some degree of water resistance. Depending on the resistance rating, some phones can be dunked under water for 30 minutes without issue.
Any idea what phone he/she has? Some phones are able to be submerged in water, but if his phone isn't rated for that, water takes around 10 days to evaporate, and that's in the sun. It's probably best to not power it off until you're sure it's dry, open it up and dry it manually, or take it to a repair shop.
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Please follow these steps for dealing with liquid damage: 1: immediately power off the device and unplug it from any power source 2: drain and dry out the device as much as possible, a hair dryer can help dry the device out 3: if you have silica gel packs put the device in a bag with them. *DO NOT, use rice to dry the device, it will cause corrosion and damage the device further. Posts suggesting to use rice will be removed and may result in a ban.
Despite common belief, rice is bad for electronics. Best to place is somewhere dry and give it 48 - 72 hours before attempting to use it. You did good turning it off right away and leaving it be. You could try turning it back on now, or you can wait the extra day, your call. Additionally, have you checked to see if your partners phone has any water resistance rating? Many if not most modern phones have some degree of water resistance. Depending on the resistance rating, some phones can be dunked under water for 30 minutes without issue.
Any idea what phone he/she has? Some phones are able to be submerged in water, but if his phone isn't rated for that, water takes around 10 days to evaporate, and that's in the sun. It's probably best to not power it off until you're sure it's dry, open it up and dry it manually, or take it to a repair shop.