Giveaway Competition!

Giveaway Competition!

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Pack Evap in your first aid kits ASAP!

FanAppic are pleased to announce an absolutely amazing giveaway competition that will see one lucky reader winning an Evap Rescue Pouch, just in time for the summer season!

FanAppic have personally tried and tested the pouch, to see how it measures up in times of need…iPhone water rescue need! The Evap Rescue Pouch works wonders, by acting as a life jacket for your wet device; saving it from drowning a soggy death! It’s an ideal accessory for the summer season and needs to be a permanent feature in your first aid kits!

To be in with a chance of winning this fantastic giveaway prize, we are simply asking our readers to share their personal experiences of how their iPhone/iPod/iPad or any other device came into contact with water. Do you have a funny story to share? Did you try any water recovery strategies that failed miserably? Please tell us about them and you could be in with a chance of winning your very own Evap Rescue Pouch!

You can simply share your comments in the box below, send us a Tweet or post a comment on our Facebook Page.

The FanAppic team will choose a worthy winner!

Deadline for entries: 30th May 2013     

Best of Luck!

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3 COMMENTS

  1. My ipod touch 4th gen finished in the washing machine. I found it after I was moving my clothes to the dryer. It was ON the whole time and even after a full washing machine cycle it would still work, but the screen was full of water. I put it in a box full of rice for 5 days and air dryied it once in a while. In the end everything was still working perfectly apart from the front facing camera that remained filled with water.

  2. My 3 year old dropped my old iPhone down the toilet :-/ and then said ‘mummy does the iPhone like water?’ ‘Nooo!’ No damage that a pot of rice couldn’t fix, but thank God I was due an upgrade 🙂

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