You didn't provide details - but barring actual blown components, wet electronics can usually be dried out and salvaged. You'd want to use something like alcohol to displace the water and prevent corrosion.
Drain as much of the water as possible, and if you can open up whatever it is and pat dry with a towel that won't leave lint. Then rinse with rubbing alcohol and let it air dry. Make sure it is fully dry before trying to use it.
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on 10 Jul 2005 02:58 (UTC)I sincerely doubt that. Perhaps you made a mistake, but that doesn't equal idiocy.
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on 10 Jul 2005 05:34 (UTC)Drain as much of the water as possible, and if you can open up whatever it is and pat dry with a towel that won't leave lint. Then rinse with rubbing alcohol and let it air dry. Make sure it is fully dry before trying to use it.
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on 10 Jul 2005 06:59 (UTC)(Self-cleaning litterbox. I want it working.)
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on 10 Jul 2005 07:46 (UTC)I've done that too many times...