I haven't, but when I was on a site today, I noticed these tips for if you do. I know I've heard someone say they had and didn't know what to do, so thought I'd post the tips here for future reference!
Power off the phone.
Remove battery
Gently shake out excess liquid
Dry gently inside of the phone and the battery with a lint free towel
Do NOT use a hairdryer, oven or microwave!
Submerge your phone in a bowl of dry, uncooked rice and let it sit in there overnight. The rice will help soak up the moisture, and will not damage your phone in any way.
In the morning, replace your battery and try to power it up. If still not working give the rice another day or so to work, and then try again. (Use fresh rice not the stuff you've already used)
You may also soak the handset in rubbing alcohol which will force out the liquid and soon dries out.
I haven't tried this myself, so disclaim all responsibility! But it sounds feasible.
Power off the phone.
Remove battery
Gently shake out excess liquid
Dry gently inside of the phone and the battery with a lint free towel
Do NOT use a hairdryer, oven or microwave!
Submerge your phone in a bowl of dry, uncooked rice and let it sit in there overnight. The rice will help soak up the moisture, and will not damage your phone in any way.
In the morning, replace your battery and try to power it up. If still not working give the rice another day or so to work, and then try again. (Use fresh rice not the stuff you've already used)
You may also soak the handset in rubbing alcohol which will force out the liquid and soon dries out.
I haven't tried this myself, so disclaim all responsibility! But it sounds feasible.