Low-Tech answers to high-tech problems

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These seemed like a collection of "helpful hints" for situations most of us could find outselves in. Here's a sample:

http://tech.yahoo.com/blogs/raskin/18012

 

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I would get the cover off and spray lots of WD-40 in there. It displaces the water and keeps if from causing corrosion of the exposed electrical parts, and will not harm the plastics or circuit boards. Then get it in the rice for a few days to lift any remaining water out.