My phone has been washed!

[philvantwo]

Park and ride? Or ring and ride!!

[Mick F]

I parked up, and went to the bus, and was asked for £1.40 to the the city centre.
I have a bus pass, but I was a Twerly ................. too early, as it was just after 9am and a bus pass isn't valid until 9:30
I may as well have driven into the city and put £2.50 into a parking machine.

I walked back to the car for a short while and listened to the radio .......... then went for a "call of nature" and waited ten minutes and took the next bus for free. Why pay for a bus, when you can wait 30mins and go for free?

[john4703]

I had a phone ruined by using it in heavy rain so I bought a Samsung S7 which is advertised as being fully waterproof. So far no problems.
I so wonder if Samsung can waterproof a phone why all other manufacturers can't do so,

[Mick F]

The issue with my phones were that they went into a washing machine. This is with Lidl tabs detergent for a good wash, then a good rinse, plus a 1100rpm spin.

Dropping a phone into a puddle or even getting it wet in the rain, isn't the same thing at all.
Third time lucky for me. That is, I won't be doing for a third time.

I wonder if you can buy a waterproof pouch(?) to put any or all phones into?
Tupperware maybe.

[philvantwo]

Or one of those 'no mobiles allowed' signs on the front of your washing machine!!

[Vorpal]

I had a phone ruined by using it in heavy rain so I bought a Samsung S7 which is advertised as being fully waterproof. So far no problems.
I so wonder if Samsung can waterproof a phone why all other manufacturers can't do so,

There are a couple of other waterproof phones out there. It's possible, but people sometimes open the up to remove the battery, replace the sim card, add memory, etc. And the stuff that mobiles are exposed to all the time, dirt, pocket fluff, food, are not good for seals. Other waterproof items, people clean and are carefull with the seals. Not mobiles.