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Q: I took my iPhone 6s with me (in a waterproof case) into the sea 2 months back. Somehow, the waterproof thing didn't work and water seeped into the case. I took the phone out of the case and tried switching it on. When it didn't, I tried to charge it. I even used the blow drier on it lightly to try drying it off. It still didn't switch on. The water damage indicator has not turned red. I kept in under the light bulb along with silica gel bags over it for the next 3-4 days. After the 2nd day, it started bloating. Its now reached a point where there is a gap between the screen and the battery part of the phone. Do you think this can be repaired and I can start using my phone again? Please provide me with the maximum possible charges that I will need to pay. Also, do you have a repair centre in Las Vegas? I need to know the maximum charges that I may need to pay before sending you the phone. Thanks.
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