Forget rice for wet phones: UAG launches line of rescue pouches that pull moisture from tech
UAG has partnered with Dryout to release a line of reusable Phone Rescue Pouches that actively extract moisture from wet devices. The pouches are marketed as a more effective alternative to traditional methods like rice for drying electronics. The product aims to help consumers quickly recover water‑damaged phones and other tech.
- ▪UAG and Dryout collaborated to create the Phone Rescue Pouches.
- ▪The pouches use moisture‑pulling technology to dry wet electronics.
- ▪They are reusable and designed for phones and other gadgets.
- ▪The launch is positioned as a superior solution to the common rice method.
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| Publication time | Tue, 28 Jul 2026 10:57:45 +0000 |
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