Here are the 6 ways to protect your phone in Holi | Digit

Holi, also known as the “Festival of Colors,” is a vibrant and joyful celebration that takes place every year in India and other parts of the world. However, amidst all the excitement and festivities, it’s important to remember to protect your phone from any damage. From water damage to colour stains, there are several hazards that could harm your device during the Holi celebrations. But, there are several simple yet effective ways to protect your phone and ensure that it stays in good condition throughout the festivities. In this article, we’ll explore six amazing tips for protecting your phone during Holi.

1. Use zip-lock Bags

You can always use disposable Zip-Lock Bags to keep your smartphone, smartwatch, bluetooth headsets or any electronic to protect them from water and colour.

2. Use duct tape on ports

If you are not able to find a zip-lock bag, you can seal the open ports of the phone like charging port, headphone jack or speakers with duct tape. This will protect your phone from getting damaged with water.

3. Use pattern lock

While playing with colours and waters, you might need to use your phone because of calls or any other important reason. So in that case, use only pattern lock because your phone might not accept fingerprints if it’s on the zip-lock bag or covered in colour. 

4. Avoid charging when your phone is wet

Charging the phone when the device is wet can cause a big harm to your phone. There is a big possibility of short circuit and electric shock. So if your phone gets wet, first ensure its all dry inside out then plug it in charging. 

5. Don’t use hair dryer to dry your phone

People usually use the Hair Dryer to dry the phone if it gets wet but this can affect the phone in various manners. Dryer can cause harm to the sensitive or delicate parts in the phone.

6. Apple Glycerin or moisturiser

You can apply Glycerin or Moisturiser on the to protect the phone from colour stains.

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