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Rice is a terrible desiccant. Yes, it absorbs water when boiled
If you want to save your electronics after they've taken a bath, here's how to do so.
Airflow is the solution to drying something out, and rice blocks airflow.
My entire family's logic:
_Drop electronic devices in water
_Pick it up
_Swing it a few times
_Immediately and furiously try to turn it on to see if it's still work.