We all know the importance of keeping our electronics dry, including our hearing aids, but sometimes accidents happen.  First off, don’t panic!  We understand that your hearing aids are a valuable part of your daily life and a valuable piece of equipment. Remember hearing aids, like other technology, can be dried, repaired, or replaced. While trying to avoid unnecessary expenses; getting your hearing aids wet is not the end of the world. Deep breath. Follow these 5 simple steps for if your hearing aids get wet 1) Remove your hearing aids from any water or moisture; move far away from the water source if possible 2) If your hearing aids are on, turn them off! Leave them off until fully dry With rechargeable hearing aids, hold down the button for about 10 seconds With zinc-air batteries, remove the batteries and throw them out 3) Shake any water off and gently dry with a paper towel or cloth 4) Leave them to dry. You can do this in one or a combination of ways Leave in a warm spot to air dry Note: Keep your hearing aids away from sources of heat. Extreme heat can damage internal components. With this in mind, keep your hearing aids away from radiators, microwaves, hairdryers, etc.  Place in your Dri Aid kit If you don’t have a Dri aid kit, place your hearing aids in a bag of rice [yep, just like your cellphone, rice will work in a pinch] 5) Call your hearing clinic to...