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-[* black] Towel dry the case and set the iPhone down.
+[* black] Remove the display and battery, using the repair guide appropriate to your model of phone.
+[* icon_caution] Be extremely careful if the battery appears damaged or swollen. If the battery looks damaged, gently remove it and place it in a fireproof container for transportation to a battery recycling facility.
+[* icon_reminder] Even if your battery looks fine, you should not reuse a lithium battery that has come into contact with water.
+ [* icon_note] For undamaged batteries, you can find a local recycling facility [http://www.call2recycle.org/locator/|here|new_window=true]. For damaged batteries, call your local e-waste facility and ask about proper disposal procedure.