Coffee spill

[TheX]

So I spilled coffee on my iPad today but thankfully the Smart Cover was closed and was contained to it. It wiped off nicely. The problem comes with the stink which isn't all bad. I like coffee and the smell. The problem is it is so strong that I am afraid that every time I go to use my mini all I will be able to smell coffee so my question is: is there anyway minimize the smell without making things worse.

I guess there is no sense crying over spilled coffee.

 

[AQ_OC]

New case?

 

[iJamesH]

That's not how you install Java!!!!!

 

[AdmiralAdama]

That's not how you install Java!!!!!

At the risk out sounding unsympathetic - had I been drinking coffee when I read this response ...
well - it would have been a double nostril plume.


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[AdmiralAdama]

So I spilled coffee on my iPad today but thankfully the Smart Cover was closed and was contained to it. It wiped off nicely. The problem comes with the stink which isn't all bad. I like coffee and the smell. The problem is it is so strong that I am afraid that every time I go to use my mini all I will be able to smell coffee so my question is: is there anyway minimize the smell without making things worse.

I guess there is no sense crying over spilled coffee.

Easy solution. Get a new smart cover.
Not smelling it anymore erases the memory, and a little cabbage out of pocket for your penance.

I learned this from Sister Mary-Constance so I know what I'm talking about.



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[goofy8275]

That's not how you install Java!!!!!

Speaking of Java, just a quick bit of advice for everyone to go on your computer and disable it.

From the account of Goofy8275, iPadForums user

 

[TheX]

That's not how you install Java!!!!!

You guys are too much!

 

[Wolfpuppies3]

It's plastic. Just use Simple Green or whatever other kitchen cleaner you may have and wipe it off with a damp rag. No different than your car's dashboard. Not with the cover mounted to the iPad, of course.

 

[scifan57]

It's plastic. Just use Simple Green or whatever other kitchen cleaner you may have and wipe it off with a damp rag. No different than your car's dashboard. Not with the cover mounted to the iPad, of course.

Unless, of course, the Smart Cover was leather. In that case, the coffee would soak in and the smell couldn't be removed. The OP never said which type of Smart Cover they had.

 

[wrathchild]

Speaking of Java, just a quick bit of advice for everyone to go on your computer and disable it.

From the account of Goofy8275, iPadForums user

Why should we disable Java? Can you please be more specific?

 

[scifan57]

Why should we disable Java? Can you please be more specific?

It has to do with a warning from Homeland Security about java making your computer vulnerable to cyber attacks. Here's the page containing the warning.
http://www.us-cert.gov/cas/techalerts/TA13-010A.html

 

[AdmiralAdama]

It has to do with a warning from Homeland Security about java making your computer vulnerable to cyber attacks. Here's the page containing the warning.
http://www.us-cert.gov/cas/techalerts/TA13-010A.html

Oracle's most recent response.

http://mobile.reuters.com/article/idUSBRE90B0EX20130113?irpc=932

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[Mickey330]

Just as a reminder: Java and JavaScript (what our iPads run) are two entirely different things. Really, the only similarity is the name.

The exploit/problem is with Java that hooks into or ties in with a web browser on your computer. The advice there is to disable any Java plug-ins in your browser until this problem is resolved.

Just so's you know.

Marilyn