Taking bets...
Last spring I managed to throw my keys in the toilet.
Sunday, as I was leaving the shower, get what i saw in the toilet! I reached down in there (clean water - well for a toilet anyway) and grabbed the ignition key, house key and fob on a very rusty key chain.
Now, once your over the grossness factor - read on.
Yes there was a battery in it, and yes there was some obvious corrosion. the fob has been taken completely apart & cleaned and i'm going to let it dry for a week or so and replace the battery.
What do you guys think the odds are it will work again?
Sunday, as I was leaving the shower, get what i saw in the toilet! I reached down in there (clean water - well for a toilet anyway) and grabbed the ignition key, house key and fob on a very rusty key chain.
Now, once your over the grossness factor - read on.
Yes there was a battery in it, and yes there was some obvious corrosion. the fob has been taken completely apart & cleaned and i'm going to let it dry for a week or so and replace the battery.
What do you guys think the odds are it will work again?
Thats right out the most hideous thing I have ever heard. Despite the water being clean at the time you stuck your hand in, do you know how much shit(literally) passed over that key in the time since last spring. You better be careful sticking that thing into your ignition, it might have a mind of its own to crawl out of the ignition, kick you in the nuts and walk away. That is going to be one fowl smelling key.
wow submerged for near a year in poop haha, well if you clean up the circuit board with some rubbing alcohol and there's no corrosion on the circuit pathways theres a good chance it will work. My roomate during his B-day party lost his keys too, well we found them 2 days later at the bottom of the plastic tub we had a keg in with snow. after it dried out the fob worked fine.
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Well I had a viper FOB work after it spent the night in a pot of icky water sitting in the sink. After letting it dry out for 3 days in the sun it worked fine. Even on the same battery.
So it's possible.
So it's possible.
Hey everyone,
I replaced the key and FOB almost immediately afterward and i have a back up set.
I am fully aware how disgusting this is and contemplated going in after them. The curiosity of whether or not they'll work after a year of sitting in a toilet is worth the 3 minutes it took to clean them after giving them a bleach bath.
I replaced the key and FOB almost immediately afterward and i have a back up set.
I am fully aware how disgusting this is and contemplated going in after them. The curiosity of whether or not they'll work after a year of sitting in a toilet is worth the 3 minutes it took to clean them after giving them a bleach bath.
Originally Posted by Sun Diego CL-S
this one's not as bad as the last one he had.
no te enojes, coño.
no te enojes, coño.

I would have used a coat hanger and fished them out, if I decided to do that in the first place. Would bleach have been a good idea in cleaning it though? outside of disinfecting it of course.
my guess is that it will still work. now if you poo pressed any of the buttons then i kinda doubt it. as long as it wasnt trying to send and electricity through the circuit it should still work. and like what was mentioned earlyer with the corrosion.
and i would not have even tried the battery after that long.
and i would not have even tried the battery after that long.
Originally Posted by ljmushock
this is quite possibly one of the funniest things i have heard in a long time... ive got 100 bucks says it will work just because it would be so fucking cool if it did.
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I definitely wouldn't want that anywhere near my other keys.
