
Admit it, sometimes we get hit by killer Tornado’s, Tsunamis or even Hurricanes. We all try to be careful, with all our phones but at the same time accidents can happen. And if your mega money device is exposed to water or moisture, you are going to need some fast help. You could do as I have and dry it out with a container full of uncooked rice( its does work by the way 1 out of 3 times), but here’s a new more portable and easier solution.
The Wet Wet Emergency Kits from Dry-All was originally used to protect moisture sensitive military equipment. Another tax dollar supported product like Velcro or GPS that has filtered down to us tax payers.
According to the Dry-All, these kits have been used to keep gun safes dry and for moisture removal for hearing aids. It is now being used for drying wet cell phones, wet smart phones, wet electronic tablets, wet iPods, iPads and other electronic items, oh-my!

Dry-All for Gun Safes
The Wet Emergency Kits from Dry-All are not really kits –it’s a bag filled with absorbent beads. Just take out the battery and place the gadget in the bag. Dry-All has three different types of electronics bag, which can only be used once, and they take about 24-48 hours to dry it out. The smartphone bag can be reused up to 5 times and works in just 6 hours, allowing the phone to continue working as normal without losing your contacts, applications, pictures, or music.
The Wet Emergency Kits, much like an emergency medical kit, is always a good idea to have on hand in case of a wet cell phone emergency. The kit boasts a 100% success rate when all of the products’ directions are followed. At that rate of success, why not have one for emergencies, you know, like when a hurricane hits and your cell phone is drenched and and you have no way to get a new phone.
I found the 10th grade-like commercial from Dry-All, the music makes you want to scream, but get the idea anyway.
Still interested, you can buy all three at Wal- Mart and Amazon.com. The Cell phone Kits costs $17, the Smartphone Kit costs $46 and the Tablet Kit costs $35.
Source: www.dry-all.com and other sources.