My ipod was in my bag and a water bottle emptied into my purse. The ipod with in a skin, which was wet. I am unable to get anything on my ipod, the screen is black and will not turn on. It will not charge either. Please, is there anything I can do that will repair this. Thanks

Here are list of things you can carry in your purse: A makeup bag. I do my makeup on the go a lot, so a makeup bag is necessary for me. A pair of earrings / jewelry. Hair ties and bobby pins. A hair brush.
A notebook / sketchbook.
A pen and a pencil.
Pack of tissues.

I would let it sit in rice for 24 hours. The rice should pull water from the device. DO NOT TRY A HAIR DRYER. The static electricity will fry anything electrical in the device.

1st - how long ago did it get wet?
2nd - have you stored it in a bag of uncooked rice for at least 24 hours? (You can wrap it in a tissue to keep dust out of the dock)

If you haven't done the second above - regardless of how long ago it got wet - you should try this BEFORE trying anything else using electric current!! You may do more damage if there's water inside the case.

Every time you try to turn on a camera that still has water in it, you fry the circuits. You should have removed the battery and card, dried as much as you could and then buried the camera in a bowl of dry rice for a week before even thinking of trying it.

You can try putting it in rice for about 2 days, this can fix water damage in ipods and cell phones.

open it up it might have a sticker that you can reset on

put it in uncooked rice

Leave the ipod in direct sunlight for 10 minutes (you should cover it with a cloth if you like) then try restarting it. It will be fine. You can also use a hair dryer to get the water/moisture out.

You do not do anything unless your phone doesn't work.... The little paper inside turns a color when it gets wet because if your phone is under warranty it usually does not cover damage from wetness and when you send it in they will see this and usually will not fix the phone, but if it is not working you can try to dry it out by first taking out the battery, and then putting the cell phone with the battery cover off in a ziploc bag with those little packets you get in shoe boxes or in a purse that say DO NOT EAT or when I needed it I did not have those and my daughter washed her phone and I put in a ziploc bag and completely covered it with rice which will absorb the moisture. I have done this with her ipod also.... I was always taught to put rice in a salt shaker living in the south with the humidity to keep the salt from clumping and that the rice absorbs the moisture.... Good luck