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Spiled a drop of coffee on my iPhone
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Join Date: Apr 2000
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I accidentally spilled a drop of coffee on my iPhone 3GS screen. it was just a drop on the right edge of the screen. I wiped it off immediately, and the phone seems to be working just fine. Was just wondering if there's anything else i should check or do?
Cheers
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Join Date: Jun 2001
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Depending on your phone, it might want some cream and sugar with it 
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Join Date: Jan 2006
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It will be completely fine. The whole front of the phone is a glass face without seams apart from the gap between the glass and home button and the edge and plastic. No coffee could have gotten in.
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It was on the right-edge of the screen, like on the area between the metal band and the screen. 
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It'll still be fine. The only way to get something underneath that is if you use a hot blow dryer to heat up the adhesive around the edges and pry it off. A tiny bit of coffee can't make it through. Submerging the phone in coffee probably wouldn't break that seal.
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Join Date: Apr 2003
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You could put it into a sealed box of dry rice for a few days if you want to be really sure.
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