Spilled iced tea on my ipod help!!!

i spilled iced tea on my ipod mini and u was worried about it not working anymore. i told my dad about it and he ended up turning it on and i told him no don't turn it on it mught ruin it. i don't know what to do i don't want to have to buy a new ipod because of it

well i didn't actually spill on it i think it might be a bigger issue because what accutally happend was that i picked up my ipod and and it accidently slipped out of my hand and it to the glass like it was the whole unit was in a full glass of iced tea and what accualy happed was i dumped the iced tea out on the floor so i could rescue it imediately. can that be any worse than a spill?

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well i didn't actually spill on it i think it might be a bigger issue because what accutally happend was that i picked up my ipod and and it accidently slipped out of my hand and it to the glass like it was the whole unit was in a full glass of iced tea and what accualy happed was i dumped the iced tea out on the floor so i could rescue it imediately. can that be any worse than a spill?

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Okay, thanks for the advice. I turned it on like 10 minutes later for no more than 3 minutes to save an important document that is due tomorrow. Hopefully it'll still work and not need too much money investment because I'm saving up for a clarinet and my family is broke-ish for an impending trip to Tampa for 2 weeks...
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Store iPod in a place where the temperature is always between -20º and 45º C (-4º to 113º F). Don’t leave iPod in your car, because temperatures in parked cars can exceed this range.
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• How to remove a macbook 13" keyboard:
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