To dry your iPhone, gently tap it against your hand with the Lightning or USB-C connector facing down to remove excess liquid. Leave the device in a dry place with sufficient airflow. Placing the device in front of a fan that blows cool air directly into the Lightning or USB-C connector can make the drying process easier. This can be a bit extreme, but even after following the procedure mentioned above, if the wet iPhone doesn't turn on after 48 hours, then you have to go the extra mile.
Be very careful when using a hair dryer to repair damage caused by iPhone water. Turn on the cold wind setting and keep the dryer in low power mode and gently run it over your phone. You can keep your phone at a distance to make sure that the air it blows doesn't cause any harm. If this causes your phone to heat up, turn off the dryer immediately.
If these tips don't get your iPhone 11 Pro or iPhone 11 back in good condition, the friendly CPR technicians will be happy to help. You can't go back in time and prevent your iPhone from falling into the water, but you can make an effort to prevent your iPhone from being damaged by water. If you think your iPhone 11 Pro or iPhone 11 is damaged by liquids, try these tips at home before taking the device for repair. Apple is water resistant, but most users don't know the details about the splash, water and dust resistance capabilities of their own iPhone models and get scared when the iPhone falls into the water.
Therefore, you should be prepared to search for a new phone and to frequently back up your iPhone data to the PC to minimize loss when your iPhone runs out one day. Since a water-damaged iPhone has already been rescued, there is still a good chance that the data stored on your iPhone will become corrupted in the future.
