SAVING AND FINDING YOUR PHONES, How to defend against heat, cold, drops, rain, toxins and powder that may block the charging port..
Yes, all of these may cost you hundreds of dollars, they're not having a two-for-one sale at the bank if it's in the store they have it we hope!
Most have a lot of cell phones, and I would go through my cell phones to find it even if not surfing! A good way to find all your cell phones for this use another use is to get cases or tie them with duct tape on the back with a line.
I actually use about a 3 in wide ziplock that wraps around my phone and then I tape it over with heavy transparent packing tape so that it doesn't dent the ziplock every time I tap in with my nail and this works; it's waterproofing your phone and also I tie a line like a shoelace. Shoelaces are cheap like on Amazon for 200 for $20.
You would pay $200 in the store and they have many uses.
Before I add on the ziplock and the packing tape I put the string over the back of the phone at right angle with like about 4 in left towards the end or towards the beginning when I think like the rich! Then I use heavy duty duct tape to attach it to my phone and tie it in a knot outside several times around the flat duct tape in a loop before adding the waterproofing Ziploc..
I also like to turn it upside down so that the charging port doesn't get stuff like powdered milk or Splenda because this cost me $300 with three phones crashing at "no charge". And it was a bit of labor till I figured out these methods.
So first you can use the duct tape to attach your shoelace to your cell phone on the back with the loop above near the sensors upside down with the gravity and then tie it with several knots and then add the ziplock around the outside of your cell phone and the line and also tape the outside of it with transparent packing tape for durability. It's also good to code your phones with decorative duct tape so you know which is which..now you have your line which is the shoelace and I added a 1.7 in stainless steel carabiner clip (zinc and nickel are poison) tied that to the end of the shoelace of whatever length you like; (I use two lengths with two caribiner clips for pocket use, one line is long enough to reach and type in my cell phone and the other is near enough the cell phone goes in my pocket and not lower where it would otherwise move around) so I can clip it to a keyring that goes around my shoulders I've sewn also and then you clip that clip on the key ring and you'll never drop your phone again, this too might save you a lot of data and a lot of money in like 3 weeks time resetting up if you pay hundreds for your cell phones.
To find all my valuable cell phones.. I have a whole bunch of them that aren't valuable and I keep them for collectable value. (Did you know that refurbished walkmans usually go for $700 or $1000 on eBay. And the price will continue to go up as they get rarer. Some people are buying them for $10 and repairing them for 20 and selling them on eBay this might be good employment "for sum"! A good strategy might be to buy a lot of them cheap now and refurbish them and wait to sell them later as the price goes up.) If you want to flip through all your phones all you have to do is clip the carabiner clips to a wire shelf. If you have a lot of Lgs Sprints and T Mobiles like I've had this is the most for confusion!
A good trick for the chargers and the wires is to find all the ones that work which is what you're really trying to do and loop them by type on the wire shelf in your closet this way you can find all the unusual ones which basically are otherwise a limit to doing things like using your water flosser or charging your watch, otherwise your watch and flosser which might cost you $30 each are not your own because of these wires. And you put them in the closet where you clean up your clean up and remove the rat's nest of wires.
(I like to stay physically fit and exercise so to go out in the heat this ziploc waterproofing feature for saving my phone is a valuable event but mostly I walk in the shade of trees and a line and often I go back and forth.
If you like to walk a lot but it's always 90° and you don't want it to rain on your cell phone because this will always damage the chips this ziplock method has a lot of value and I also recommend walking on grass instead of on the hardtop because this will cleanse out your legs much more and you won't have leg soreness, I found this dramatically reduced my discomfort especially walking in the shade for most of my travel, circling the Tree Central Station.. and walking on grass "saves your shoes about 2/3 more from wearing out".
In the winter to keep the cold from damaging your phone battery if you walk out doors you can just put your cell phone inside your coat with the ziplock and you don't drop it because of the line but also in the summer I like to use ice water bottles.. an 8 oz poly bottle by the physics stays at 32° for about 3 hour or more especially in the shade in comfort.
To keep my phone from melting down I use two of these bottles of the shoelace tied on each side of my shoulder and my cell phone also with the short line to the same height about and then just hold that cell phone to the bottle to keep it from getting damaged much in the heat. You can also just take the cell phone and the bottle and grip the bottle for comfort because it cools your whole body because your hand is one of your body's thermostats and you put the cell phone right on it and because of the ziplock seal it isn't damaged it by water damage when moist.
Another advantage of using the ziplock method to seal your phone is about toxic chemicals and your phone, in chemical warfare the basic defensive weapon is the plastic suit and so to a simple ziplock will mostly solve this issue where someone who's selling the phone is trying to profit by not during their job. what sort of a wage would this be. Live now and Save with a two-for-one sale at the bank!
Also I like to sew cloth bags of loose woven cloth to put my 64 Oz ice bottle that I carry over my shoulder cinched with a loop like a shoelace.. if you put it under each shoulder alternating for the same loop it cools your whole body dramatically especially in the shade. (If the line is a bit tight you can get like headbands and wear it around your shoulder as a choker for matching your outfit and it looks cool and also stops the shoelace from cutting into your shoulder a bit.)
One reason this cools so much is because like in winter, wet insulation is five times cooler than dry and when the bottle perspires in the heat with the ice it actually stays inside of that woven cloth considerably and that cools it way down without continually losing the moisture.
Indeed I found that drinking the water from the ice jug is a lot less valuable for reducing heat in the summer because once it's converted to water it doesn't have nearly as much cooling power as ice.
As an additional precaution to keep my cell phone from ever getting wet I keep a heavy duty ziplock perhaps 8 in by 8 in stuffed in my hat and if it rains just pull out the ziplock and put my phone in and zip it up and it's guaranteed to never damage the phone by the rain, Provided you wait to use it when you make it back indoors by first dry it with the towel before you open this (outer heavy duty) Ziploc.








